Additive manufacturing news, July 2015

America Makes announces AM project winners

America Makes has announced the name of the nine projects it plans to fund as part of its call for AM applied research and development projects.

ARC Group expands metal 3D printing production

ARC Group Worldwide’s additive manufacturing (AM) division, 3D Material Technologies, has purchased additional metal 3D printing machines.

Proto Labs expands AM footprint

Proto Labs Inc has acquired a new facility to expand its 3D printing service into a larger and more efficient additive manufacturing (AM) space.

EOS to focus on molds and dies

EOS has entered into a strategic cooperation with GF Machining Solutions to develop products combining both companies’ technologies.

Arcam reports 136% increase in sales

Arcam says that its net sales increased by 136 % to SEK262 million between January and June 2015, up from SEK111 million.

Euro PM to cover PM structural parts

The EPMA reports that PM Structural Parts will once again feature in the Euro PM technical program.

New business will offer full set of services for 3D printing

Sigma Labs Inc has formed a joint venture with Cincinnati-based Arete Innovative Solutions LLC.

Linear expands 3d printing capabilities

Linear Mold & Engineering has added new 3D printing machinery to help match the company’s rapid growth.

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World’s first 3D printed office made using FRP

Dubai is planning to build the world’s first fully functional 3D printed building, according to the Gulf News.

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