Blog - Guest post
A look at PostProcess Technologies’ 2nd Annual Trends Report
Published on: September 28, 2020
Diana Robbins, VP of Marketing for PostProcess Technologies, provides several key takeaways from the company’s second annual post-printing trends report. The full report (click to download) includes valuable insights regarding challenges faced by the industry in regards to post-processing parts. […]
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Choosing a ceramic AM technology: an application-centered approach
Published on: July 21, 2020
Introduction A common belief about technical ceramic 3D printing is that its four main technologies – binder jetting, SLA (stereolithography), inkjet, and FFF (fused filament fabrication) – are competing with each other. However, from our point of view, they are […]
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3D scanning spray: a complete overview
Published on: December 11, 2019
3D scanning spray is an essential accessory for professional use. In this guest post, TetraVision‘s co-founder Jurgen Van Donink explains why. Why use 3D scanning spray? Even with the current state-of-the-art 3D scanners, it is often recommended to apply a […]
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3D printed jewelry: how does it work?
Published on: October 31, 2019
In this guest post, Zortrax technical writer Jacek Krywko offers some insights into the process of 3D printing jewelry with castable resin. 3D printed jewelry can have excellent levels of detail thanks to this process! Special-purpose resins for jewelry casting […]
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PEEK 3D printing: how to prevent warpage?
Published on: October 22, 2019
Philippe Boichut is the founder of Qualup, manufacturer of the Spiderbot and Qu3 3D printers. Having joined the high-temperature 3D printing world with his Spiderbot 4.0 HT, he is an expert in issues related to 3D printing with PEEK, including […]
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Continuous fiber 3D printing: 6 tips from Anisoprint
Published on: August 26, 2019
Continuous fiber 3D printing involves reinforcing plastic parts during the 3D printing process. Fiber strands– carbon fiber strands, for example– are woven into the print while it is being created. This promising technology can prove to be highly beneficial, as […]
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