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3D Printing and Coronavirus Check-In - Week of 4/6/2020
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
Editors Peter Zelinski and Stephanie Hendrixson discuss the pivot to production for 3D printed PPE, and other AM news in the fight against COVID-19.
Aerospace Manufacturer Pivots to 3D Print Masks for COVID-19 First Responders
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
Rapid Application Group is finalizing a 3D printed mask to protect first responders and medical staff who may be exposed to coronavirus. The nylon mask uses a replaceable N-95 or HEPA filter.
#polymer
3D Printing and Coronavirus Check-In - Week of 3/30/2020
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
In this week's discussion, editors Peter Zelinski and Stephanie Hendrixson discuss face shield visors and masks; ventilator components; and new movement from the FDA on 3D printed devices.
America Makes Partners with FDA, NIH and VA to Coordinate Coronavirus-Related AM Efforts
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
"We're trying to be the matchmaker" between additive manufacturers, hospitals and designers, says John Wilczynski, executive director of America Makes.
#enterprise
Why “Recycled” Doesn’t Mean Inferior for 3D Printing Filament
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
GreenGate3D’s PET-G filament is made from recycled plastic, but that doesn’t diminish its quality. How a recycler found a new business opportunity in 3D printing, and how this success might point the way to a more effective recycling ecosystem.
#polymer #sustainability
Guide for Healthcare Providers: How to Find (and Talk to) 3D Printing Professionals
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
If you are a medical professional in the U.S., you've likely heard that 3D printing can be an answer to equipment shortages. Here's how to find local 3D printing specialists and how to talk to them once you have.
#basics
Can 3D Printed Metal Hold a Vacuum…for Quantum Physics Research?
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
A feasibility study shows that laser sintered AlSi10Mg can build an ultrahigh vacuum chamber capable of holding a cloud of rubidium atoms. The promise? Lighter, more portable designs to bring research out of the lab.
#metal #assemblyconsolidation
3D Printing and Coronavirus Check-In - Week of 3/23/2020
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
Editors Peter Zelinski and Stephanie Hendrixson discuss 3D printing issues related to ventilators, personal protective equipment (PPE) such as masks and face shields, and how business conditions have been affected by coronavirus.
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The Cool Parts Show Season 2 Out Now
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
Season 2 covers cool 3D printed parts from a major automaker, a custom glasses company, a drone engine manufacturer, a dental lab and a research organization.
#coolparts #video
Need Parts? These Additive Manufacturers Are Ready to Help
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
Disrupted supply chains are just one more effect of the coronavirus pandemic. These 3D printing service providers are ready to help fill production gaps with parts, tooling and prototypes.
#prototyping
New Opportunities for Quantum Physics: The Cool Parts Show S2E5
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
What does 3D printing have to do with quantum physics? We'll look at how the technology is enabling quantum physics research in this episode of The Cool Parts Show.
#metal #coolparts #video
Is Your Dentist a Manufacturer?: The Cool Parts Show S2E4
By: Stephanie Hendrixson
Dental devices have always been custom, but 3D printing is disrupting how they are made. We go inside a dental lab in this episode of The Cool Parts Show.
#polymer #coolparts #video
