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Bedford Reinforced Plastics has launched a new range of glass fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP) parts that can be installed using a modular system.
Burloak Technologies, based in Canada, has acquired a hot isostatic press (HIP) to help scale up its production of 3D printed parts.
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TRB Lightweight Structures reports that it has produced and shipped 25,000 parts made from its proprietary, rapid-cure prepreg material.
ExOne plans to exhibit its new Designlab metal printer and X1F sintering furnace at the 2021 AMUG conference.
GKN Automotive has appointed automotive expert Shaoling (Charlie) Qiu as the new president of its business in China.
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