The MPIF reports that its MIM2022 conference, focusing on injection molding of metals, ceramics and carbides will be offered both in-person and virtually.
Desktop Metal has qualified commercially pure copper for use in its 3D printers.
A survey by depowdering machine manufacturer Solukon suggests that health hazards and repeatability are the main concerns for 3D printing engineers with regards to manual powder removal.
American Industrial Partners and Addman Engineering have completed their acquisition of Domaille Engineering.
Dr Carsten Russner, managing director of Kyocera, has been elected new president of the European Technical Ceramics Federation (EuTeCer).
ASM International has launched a new platform for materials data.
Desktop Metal and the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology (KITECH) have partnered to promote metal additive manufacturing (AM) in South Korea.
The MPIF has selected the winner of its 2021 Excellence in Metallography Award.
Authentise, which makes data-driven workflow tools for additive manufacturing (AM), and depowdering specialist Solukon plan to integrate their software to improve 3D printing post processing.
Carpenter Technology Corporation has appointed Dr Suniti Moudgil as its new chief technology officer.
A rock song about ceramics and hardmetal company Ceratizit has been released on streaming platforms along with a music video.
3D printing specialist Materialise has licensed geometric modelling software for use with its software for data and build preparation.
