2018 Technology Review and Sourcing Guide: Additive Manufacturing
MoldMaking Technology’s annual Technology Review and Sourcing Guide is an accurate, comprehensive, easy-to-read and easy-to-use use guide for researching today’s technology, equipment, products and services. The year’s latest moldmaking product developments within mold engineering/design, build and maintenance/repair are broken down into 10 sections, including additive manufacturing.
Uddeholm USA announces the launch of Corrax additive manufacturing powder, a product designed for the additive manufacturing of tooling components. Uddeholm says that using Corrax additive manufacturing powder enables the creation of conformal cooling channels to reduce cycle times, among other possibilities.
Sodick’s OPM250 metal 3D printer combines laser sintering of metal powder and high-speed milling in the same machine. This can speed production of tooling components such as cores and cavities with conformal cooling channels.
Arburg’s Plastic Freeformer (APF) is suitable for prototyping and industrial additive manufacturing of functional parts. Freeformer customers can qualify their own materials using the APF process and optimize process parameters to the application at hand.
MoldMaking Technology’s online database offers more than 1,000 manufacturers, distributors and suppliers for more than 200 product and service categories that you employ daily. To keep this information current, MoldMaking Technology surveys and updates its supplier database every spring with the latest company contact information and product/service offerings.
This month’s Technology Review and Sourcing Guide includes a portion of that database listed in sourcing grids tailored to match suppliers with their respective product/service offerings along with a sample of product releases that the magazine featured throughout the year. These are the 40 companies from the July 2018 additive manufacturing section:
3Dprintedparts.com — Grand Rapids, MI, 616-871-9889
3D Platform — Roscoe, IL, 779-771-0000
3D Systems — Rock Hill, SC, 803-326-3900
Absolute Machine Tools Inc. — Lorain, OH, 440-960-6911
AddUp Inc. — Waynesboro, PA, 240-707-9147
Arburg Inc. — Rocky Hill, CT, 860-667-6500
ARCAM — Molndal, Sweden, 46 31 710 32 00
Baker Industries — Macomb, MI, 586-286-4900
BeAM — Cincinnati, OH, 513-236-0623
CGTech — Irvine, CA, 949-753-1050
Concept Laser — Grapevine, TX, 817-328-6500
DMG MORI — Hoffman Estates, IL, 847-593-5400
Envisiontec — Dearborn, MI, 313-436-4300
EOS North America — Novi, MI, 248-306-0143
ExOne — North Huntingdon, PA, 724-863-9663
Formlabs — Somerville, MA, 617-702-8476
GF Machining Solutions — Lincolnshire, IL, 847-913-5300
GPI Prototype & Manufacturing Services Inc. — Lake Bluff, IL, 847-615-8900
Linear AMS — Livonia, MI, 734-422-6060
MachineWorks Ltd. — Sheffield, UK, 44 114 223 1370
Mazak Corp. — Florence, KY, 859-342-1700
Met-L-Flo Inc. — Sugar Grove, IL, 630-409-9860
Methods 3D Inc. — Sudbury, MA, 978-443-5388
O.R. Laser — Elk Grove Village, IL, 847-593-5711
Proto Labs Inc. — Maple Plain, MN, 763-479-3680
Quickparts.com Inc. — Atlanta, GA, 770-901-3200
Renishaw Inc. — West Dundee, IL, 847-286-9953
Roland DGA Corp. — Irvine, CA, 949-727-2100
Sandvik Osprey — Neath, UK, +44 163 964 3121
Saratech — Mission Viejo, CA, 949-481-3267
Sciaky Inc. — Chicago, IL, 708-594-3800
SLM Solutions NA Inc. — Wixom, MI, 248-243-5400
Sodick Inc. — Schaumburg, IL, 847-310-9000
Star Rapid — Guangdong, China, (+86) 760 2222 2556
Stratasys Direct Manufacturing — Valencia, CA, 661-295-4400
Stratasys Inc. — Eden Prairie, MN, 800-937-3010
Trumpf Inc. — Farmington, CT, 860-255-6000
UL LLC — Northbrook, IL, 847-272-8800
voxeljet AG — Friedberg, Germany, 49 821 7483 100
Xometry — Gaithersburg, MD, 240-252-1138
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