Automotive additive manufacturing is transforming vehicle production by enabling faster prototyping, lightweighting, cost efficiency, and greater design freedom. Using large-format and EV-focused 3D printing, manufacturers can produce strong, precise, and sustainable automotive components at scale....

Pellet extruder 3D printing enables faster, cheaper, and large-scale industrial production by using raw plastic pellets instead of filament. It offers high output, material flexibility, sustainability, and is ideal for LFAM applications across automotive, aerospace,...

Large Format Additive Manufacturing is quickly changing the face of industrial manufacturing. It enables companies to create bigger, stronger, and structurally complex parts at a fraction of the time and cost. By 2026, the demand...

Marine manufacturing is undergoing a significant transformation, primarily driven by innovations in marine additive manufacturing. The utilisation of marine 3D printing on a large scale is not only benefiting the shipbuilders and marine OEMs with...

Recently, manufacturers have realised that conventional additive systems no longer serve the demands of modern production. Advanced material requirements, larger part sizes, and necessary automation leave many companies asking a similar question: When does it...

As demand for large-format 3D printing grows across sectors like construction, marine, and energy, the need for consistent print quality and operational flexibility is more critical than ever. That’s where modular heated beds come in,...

When it comes to large-format 3D printing, speed is everything, especially in production environments where delays cost time, money and momentum. But achieving fast, consistent print speeds at scale isn’t just about moving quickly. It’s...

Hybrid manufacturing is no longer a concept for the future, it’s happening now. By combining the strengths of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) milling and large-format 3D printing into a single platform, manufacturers can produce complex...

 In recent years, global supply chains have shown just how vulnerable they can be. Delays, shortages, and soaring logistics costs have forced manufacturers to rethink how and where they produce. For businesses looking to reduce...