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Expanding Capabilities at TriMech with the Stratasys Origin One
By TriMech Solutions, LLC on December 22, 2021
It looks like we’re on Santa’s “Nice” list this year because we lucked out and got something truly special just in time for the Holidays! The TriMech Advanced Manufacturing Services Team in Rocky Hill, CT.,…
Three Ways to Add Screw Threads to a 3D Printed Part
By TriMech Solutions, LLC on December 20, 2021
The idea for this tip came to me as I was working on my remote-control (RC) Ornithopter design. The goal is to securely fasten the flap mechanism for flight and at the same time, a…
Here at Javelin, we often talk about Stratasys FDM and PolyJet 3D printing technologies; however, there is a much longer list of 3D printing and prototyping capabilities in our offering – including fused nylon powders,…
Biocompatible 3D Printing with P3 Technology
By TriMech Solutions, LLC on December 15, 2021
When it comes to additive manufacturing, much like other methods of manufacturing, users want strength, fine details, and for production to be as fast as possible. To meet this need, Stratasys has introduced a new…
Assigning Multiple Materials When 3D Printing a Part in GrabCAD Print
By TriMech Solutions, LLC on December 7, 2021
With many 3D printing technologies on the market, only one reigns supreme when it comes to building parts with multiple materials at one time – Stratasys PolyJet. We find that many people get very excited…
Biocompatible 3D Printing Explained
By TriMech Solutions, LLC on December 3, 2021
Additive Manufacturing is an application-driven field, with different printing technologies more suitable for certain types of production than others. A challenging area for any manufacturing process, is food or medical applications that require a certain…
What You Need to Know About Photobleaching
By TriMech Solutions, LLC on November 8, 2021
When 3D Printing clear parts you may find an unwanted tint or coloration. In this article learn how to reduce the yellow colouring with Photobleaching. Creating optically clear parts via traditional manufacturing methods is often…
3D printed spiders using PolyJet technology for Halloween!
By TriMech Solutions, LLC on October 27, 2021
Double, Double, Toil and Trouble! This year for Halloween the TriMech RP Services team is brewing up some cute little flexible spiders to decorate the office and you can join along and print some of your own…
Get to Know the Stratasys Elastico Rubber 3D Printing Material
By TriMech Solutions, LLC on October 20, 2021
In 2021, Stratasys introduced Elastico a new rubber-like flexible 3d printing material to the PolyJet platform in two different colours. Elastico is an elastomeric PolyJet material that has a base shore hardness of A 45…
Using Additive Manufacturing for Custom Metal Form Tooling
By Stratasys Ltd. on October 12, 2021
Using production-grade FDM thermoplastics for 3D printed metal forming tools allows manufacturers to go from a form tool design to production in as little as a week. Many tools can be 3D printed in less than…
Designing for Additive Manufacturing in the Heavy Equipment Industry
By Stratasys Ltd. on October 8, 2021
In this article learn how 3D printing / additive manufacturing with a Stratasys F770 in the heavy equipment industry addresses common manufacturing challenges and reduces costs compared to traditional manufacturing and CNC machining. While processes…
How to Reduce Production Cost with Additive Manufacturing
By Stratasys Ltd. on September 17, 2021
As a manufacturer, you are always looking for ways to reduce your production costs. The latest solution you may be considering is 3D printing / additive manufacturing. In this white paper learn how 3D printing…
3D Printing Use Case: Ford Mustang Quarter Glass Alignment Fixture
By Stratasys Ltd. on September 16, 2021
Ford Motor Company, founded by Henry Ford in 1903, is a leading American automobile manufacturer headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan. The Ford Mustang line has been produced since 1964, making it the longest-produced Ford car. Challenge…
Meet the Stratasys Neo – Proven Stereolithography 3D Printing Technology
By Stratasys Ltd. on September 14, 2021
The Neo 3D printer is designed for building 3D models using the stereolithography (SL) technique, a form of 3D printing technology used for creating prototypes, rapid tooling and master patterns in a layer-by-layer fashion. What…
Introduction to Stereolithography 3D Printing / Prototyping
By Rod Mackay on September 13, 2021
Designers, engineers and part providers are increasingly choosing stereolithography (SL) printing technology for prototyping applications because of its ability to print complex designs with a high degree of accuracy, fine resolution and smooth part sidewalls. Parts produced…
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