3D Printing News
3D Printing News
Stay up to date with the latest developments in additive manufacturing. Learn what’s happening at R&D Technologies as well as the latest innovations in the additive industry.
A New Take On 3D Printed Masks – Customized Mask Fitters
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the 3D Printing industry has become a prominent figure in helping provide resources to the medical community. The most common application of 3D printing has been creating face shields using a sheet of transparency and a 3D printed visor. However, we know that a face shield alone is not enough to properly protect
COVID-19 Update
Amidst All The Uncertainty, R&D Technologies Is Doing Its Best To Keep Business Flowing As Usual R&D Technologies is taking steps to prioritize the health and safety of our employees while ensuring uninterrupted 3D printing services for our valued customers. We will do our best to support you during these difficult times. Please feel free to
5 reasons your company should work with a Service Bureau
It’s difficult to pick up a newspaper, magazine or log on to your local browser without yet another story popping up on how additive manufacturing is revolutionizing one industry after another, whether it’s in the areas of military defense, medical modeling or jogs, fixtures and tooling. And as a business owner you say, “Wow, that could really
Corona Virus – In-House Innovation
R&D Technologies takes the initiative to create their own version of a medical mask in light of the sweeping pandemic With all of the uncertainty surrounding the issue of health and COVID-19 R&D Technologies has been tirelessly searching for ways in which 3D printing can help contribute to a healthier world. Our Vice President, Jordan Novak,
Entrepreneurs and R&D Use Additive Manufacturing
Young Entrepreneurs and R&D Technologies Team Up to Use Additive Manufacturing to Create New Medical Device You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to know that 3D printing can deliver products to market faster and more economically. But it doesn’t hurt. Eli Kapas, Conor Cullinane and Matt Kane would seem to breathe that rarified air.
3D printing may be the future in Navy warship construction
The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman According to a recent article in the Virginian-Pilot, a new tangent in the future of shipbuilding has been slowly taking shape. The shapes were a collection of small cubes and rectangles, about 3 to 6 inches tall, designed by Kyle Wade — a Newport News Shipbuilding mechanical engineer and Navy
How Additive Manufacturing is Making an Impact (part 2)
How Additive Manufacturing is Making an Impact This article by Greg Conrad appeared on the MANUFACTURING TOMORROW website Part 2 of 2 parts Cost Calculation Redefined 3D printing (also known as additive manufacturing) undoubtedly impacts the material and production cost in a production environment. Depending on the purpose, the price of a 3D printer
How Additive Manufacturing is Making an Impact
This article by Greg Conrad appeared on the MANUFACTURING TOMORROW website Part 1 of 2 parts The world has seen many intriguing manufacturing technologies so far, but 3D printing (or additive manufacturing) has really caught everyone’s attention over the past few years. 3D printing has opened up new opportunities for production, factory maintenance, and R&D, since
R&D Joins Stratasys Global Manufacturing Network
Your business operates and thinks globally, and so should your service provider. R&D Technologies is proud to announce that we have been selected by Stratasys to join the Stratasys Global Manufacturing Network (GMN). What this means is that you now have the capability to design your parts in any country, on any continent, and we
Aerospace and defense 3D printing market to surpass $4B by 2023
According to an article in Defense News, the aerospace and defense 3-D printing market will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 23.2 percent over the next five years, reaching $4.76 billion by 2023, according to a MarketsandMarkets report. The market research firm attributes this growth to the significant reductions in maintenance and production costs
