3D Printing
Stratasys 3D Printing Information
This week Stratasys announced an all-new composite series of 3D printers. These printers include the F190CR and F370CR and are equipped with hardened components to operate with composite materials. The F123CR series is manufacturing floor ready, for demanding composite thermoplastic applications. They feature new strong, and stiff nylon-based carbon fiber filled materials including ABS-CF10 and FDM Nylon-CF10. Both materials are reinforced…
Experience Stratasys Tour Event in Vancouver
The Stratasys mobile showroom offers a local, convenient way for you to talk with 3D printing experts and see the latest Stratasys 3D printers and Stratasys materials, and it will be in Vancouver, BC., on Friday May 27, 2022. About this event We’ve partnered with Stratasys to bring you a local, convenient and socially distant way for you…
Experience Stratasys: Manufacturing Event 2022
Join us on May 11 or May 12, 2022 at 1:00 PM ET for a manufacturing event to bring additive manufacturing to an industrial scale. Stratasys 3D printing is ready to help you bring flexibility to the factory floor, sustainability to supply chains, and cost efficiency to manufacturing. From tooling to jigs and fixtures to…
DMLS is a powder-bed fusion system utilizing the laser power as the heat source to melt a layer of evenly distributed metal powder. The laser is directed by a mirror to selectively scan over a path defined by the CAD file. The powder layer thickness can be adjusted and usually is set as 30, 60 or…
Stratasys FDM machines utilize real thermoplastic resins, real strong, tough materials for real applications. Fused Deposition Modeling 3D printing technology is a premier choice for creating complicated parts that need to stand up to repeated use, drilling, tapping and getting banged up. Watch the video below to learn six FDM 3D printing tips and techniques…
In the kingdom of 3D printing FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) has long reigned as the most well-known and accessible technology. However, the tides are changing as technology grows and more options become accessible. TriMech has offerings in several areas of 3D printing technologies including FDM, P3 (Programmable Photo-Polymerization), SL (stereolithography), SAF (Selective Absorption Fusion), and…
It is no secret that additive manufacturing is becoming a quintessential practice amongst manufacturers, engineers and designers alike, especially as the fragility of supply chains becomes so abundantly clear. As the mainstream market adopts additive manufacturing into their workflow to support basic prototyping and/or work holding solutions, innovative companies are realizing the potential of additive…
GrabCAD Print is one of the most powerful 3D printing prep tools on the market. It’s free and downloadable from the Internet and allows for a lot of customizability that a lot of the other programs do not offer. GrabCAD Print offers a wide range of capabilities and versatility allowing for the best print quality possible…
3D Printing has enabled many of the world’s most demanding industries to break into new areas of manufacturing and production with materials that can withstand the harshest environments. As market demand for low-mid volume manufacturing surges due to economic and environmental pressures, the focal point of additive manufacturing has shifted material development to include mechanical…
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