Metal processing company Rosswag Engineering has revealed that it has gained “Additive Manufacturer” certification from technical service corporation TÜV Süd. “By combining our in-house Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) and best-in-class printers such as the F900, our engineers are now able to offer innovative production solutions to customers.” Motorsport supplier the JRM Group, has adopted DMG MORI’s 3D printed technology (pictured), to expand into the aerospace and medical markets.
“The F900 enables us to cost-effectively create customized parts up to a meter long, while accessing an increased range of high-performance materials,” said Alessandro Manzo, General Director of 3DnA. The firm claims to have seen a strong uptake of its services since the start of the pandemic, and after installing the F900 machine, it has secured a new rail contract to produce customized tools for carriage maintenance. Having previously used a Stratasys Fortus 450mc machine to prototype and create spare parts, 3DnA will now be able to expand its production capabilities to target a range of new transportation markets. “Our specialists have the skills to develop radical solutions and now, with the LASERTEC 30 SLM second generation, we have the tools to turn them into reality.”ģD printer manufacturer Stratasys has announced that it has sold a large-scale F900 3D printer to Italian engineering service bureau 3DnA. “DMG Mori technology puts us right at the front in engineering and technical capability,” said Jason King, Managing Director at JRM Group. The move comes amid JRM’s plans to open a new center of excellence to complement its three existing sites, where it designs low-volume but high value printed parts for the likes of Aston Martin and Jaguar. JRM already operates DMG Mori’s DMU 75, monoBLOCK, DMU 50, CLX 450, and AL2 machines, but now it’s seeking to expand on its portfolio. The company intends to make the system a “cornerstone” within its existing manufacturing partnerships while targeting new clients in the medical and aerospace sectors.
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Starting with the latest automotive news, the Tier 1 motorsport supplier JRM Group has become the first firm in the UK to install the second generation of DMG MORI’s LASERTEC 30 SLM 3D printer. Read on for the most recent updates from Amaero, Titomic, JRM, Rosswag Engineering, RPS, XJet, the MTC, and more.Īutomotive developments from JRM and 3DnA Today’s edition features 3D printing certifications, up-to-the-minute business news, an automotive update, new additive materials, new additive manufacturing training, and even a biodegradable corset. In this edition of Sliced, the 3D Printing Industry news digest, we cover the latest business developments, partnerships, and acquisitions in the additive manufacturing sector.
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