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Formnext 2019 will take place at Frankfurt Messe from November 13th to the 16th. The show has now clearly established itself as the premier global event for the additive manufacturing industry.
Over 550 players from the additive manufacturing industry—from startups to multinationals—will come together in Frankfurt to showcase the latest innovations. This year’s event will be the largest formnext to date, spanning over 36,000 square meters.
As one of the official media partners of formnext 2019, 3dpbm will be meeting with show visitors at its booth (Hall 3.0 | Booth A72). Both the editorial and business development teams from its publications 3D Printing Media Network and Replicatore will be present for the entire duration of the show.
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Come to visit 3dpbm at our booth in Hall 3.0 – A72 and get a free 3D printed ice-pop from Pixsweet. Sign up to get a free mini-report from SmarTech Publishing on AM verticals (automotive, aerospace, energy, medical, dental) and materials markets (polymers, metals, ceramics, composites).
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Desktop Metal had quite a significant presence in the last edition of Formnext, where we had the possibility to meet again with Tuan Tranpham, Chief Revenue Officer of the company. The American company based in Burlington, Massachusetts, has been specifically focusing on end-to-end metal 3D printing manufacturing solutions. Founded in…
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3D Systems is back on the upswing. Although things are still a bit rough around the edges, President and CEO Vyomesh “VJ” Joshi, is confident that the company’s unique value proposition will complete the turnaround. Recently we were able to catch up with Mr. Joshi to discuss the company’s short-…
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One of the biggest players in industrial additive manufacturing, GE Additive was certainly a big draw for Formnext 2018 attendees. Though the company did not unveil a brand new technology as others did, it did show off the new M LINE Factory systems and made headlines for a range of…
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Although Formnext 2018 just finished, in true Janne Kyttanen style, I am already thinking about Formnext 2019. Before I share my visions of the future, let’s wind back to four years ago, the last time I attended the fair. It was was still in its infancy at the time and…
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As it is becoming a tradition, the Additive Industries breakfast meeting planned early in the morning on the first day of the exhibition represented the ideal kickoff for Formnext 2018. According to Daan Kersten, Co-founder and CEO of the company: “Additive Industries has an ambitious 2018-2022 development plan. One of the…
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XERION (formally XERION Berlin Laboratories GmbH) is a company best known not for its additive manufacturing but for its advanced heating solutions. Still, that hasn’t stopped the German company from bringing its own AM innovation to the table. In fact, XERION has leveraged its expertise with heating technologies, such as…
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Last week at Formnext we saw and learnt about a ton of new technologies and products in the additive manufacturing industry. And even though the event wrapped up on Friday, we’re still finding ourselves learning about more announcements and developments in the industry. Advanced materials manufacturer Arkema, for instance, was…
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Once again this year formnext closed an extremely successful 2018 edition with the promise that next year is going to be even better. The show set new records but, even more importantly, everyone involved was enthusiastic about their participation and about the state of the additive manufacturing industry in general.…
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In addition to announcing its new LaserProFusion polymer additive manufacturing technology, German company EOS also showcased a number of other captivating technologies and AM applications at Formnext 2018 last week. Notably, the company presented a number of 3D printed components Gravity Industries’ Jet Suit. The companies even demonstrated the wearable…
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Three Freeformer exhibits were on show at Arburg‘s Formnext 2018 booth, along with more examples of functional parts made using the Arburg Plastic Freeforming (APF) process than ever seen before. There was a world premiere of the Freeformer 300-3X, which for the first time enables the additive manufacturing of complex…
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