In recent years, reshoring—the process of bringing manufacturing operations back to the original country—has gained significant momentum in the United States. What was once a consideration has now become a primary initiative for both businesses and policymakers. This shift is driven by global supply chain disruptions, evolving trade policies, and...
Additive manufacturing with Multi Jet Fusion is a direct alternative to conventional manufacturing. The strength, performance and reliability of industrial 3D printing meet the rigorous demands of applications across all industries. With this wider adoption has come a growing interest from end users, from entry-level engineers to seasoned product managers,...
The world of manufacturing is evolving rapidly, driven by cutting-edge technologies that promise to reshape how we produce everything from complex parts to final products. One of the most exciting advancements in this space is metal binder jetting—a 3D printing technology that combines the power of additive manufacturing with the...
The ability to produce fully functional assemblies in a single step is one of the unique benefits of 3D printing. By leaving small gaps in the 3D designs of Multi Jet Fusion parts, interlocking and moving components are produced right out of the machine. These can range from single-axis rotation,...
Additive manufacturing (AM) is evolving from a basic prototyping tool into a full-scale production workhorse. In our latest industry survey, 60% of respondents use 3D printing for end-use parts, up from 35% in 2023. Companies across industries are seeking flexible and scalable solutions to overcome traditional constraints including design limitations...
