TRILAB becomes part of Prusa Research! The acquisition was announced at the Formnext fair that has just started in Frankfurt am Main.

The Spanish company BCN3D - responding to the growing industry demand for the production and prototyping of stainless steel parts, mainly in the pharmaceutical, food, automotive, aerospace and manufacturing sectors - has developed a new solution enabling metal 3D printing on its Epsilon series machines.

The GLOBAL 3D company has started cooperation with the Czech manufacturer of 3D printers - TRILAB.

At Elisava, a school of design and engineering in Barcelona, ​​students use 3D printing to discover various design possibilities and process acceleration.

3D printing technology can help you regain control of your production process and greatly increase your speed to market.

A smooth launch of your product means satisfied customers, more revenue, and a competitive advantage for your business. However, in the case of a traditional manufacturing process, there are a number of obstacles that need to be overcome first, such as relying on external suppliers that are not always efficiently operating. Not only sourcing parts from the outside causes time delays to market entry. Suppliers can also be expensive and inflexible.

Fortunately, there are better options now. 3D printing can be quickly and easily managed in-house, which often also reduces costs. Here are three ways to regain control over the production process and efficiently enter the market with your products by implementing 3D printing technology:

Case study by seller SHINING 3D 3DHUB Greece. Konstantinos Fais had two passions from an early age: art and history. Born and raised in the city of Ioannina in northern Greece, in 2010 he began an in-depth study of ancient Greek and Roman literature. In addition to studying ancient writings, his inspiration was from ancient finds such as black and red vases, bas-reliefs, busts, statues, coins, jewelry, and tombstones.