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Figure 4 is an ultra-fast projection-based additive manufacturing (AM) technology designed to help users seamlessly transition from prototyping to production. Founded by 3D Systems’ co-founder Chuck Hull 30 years ago, it works to achieve non-contact membrane Digital Light Printing (DLP) for low and medium-volume parts. Available in different configurations that vary in footprint, capacity, and versatility, Figure 4 combines accuracy and amazing detail fidelity with fast print speeds. Togeth

fi innovations was created in 2002 by Gareth and Melissa Dykes. A business born in the fibreglass and composites industry, their vision to the future has always kept fi at the forefront of innovation. So, whilst operating a successful composites business, Fi has continued to increase its offering to include boat building, a resin flooring division and now the latest addition is the additive manufacturing arm of the business. Both Gareth and Melissa are passionate about their business, and thei

Jaguar Land Rover has turned to Additive Manufacturing in its bid to focus on more sustainable solutions as part of its Destination Zero mission. Read the article to found out how this automotive giant is using upcycled domestic waste and 3D printing to create everything from sensory steering wheels to ergonomic gloves! Original content by 3D Printing Media Network.Read the article here.

Direct digital production of end-use parts, without tooling, is a reality. At this webinar, find out how revolutionary Figure 4 3D printing and materials enable rapid production of parts of any volume that will change the way you manufacture.More information on the link below.http://ow.ly/vpfk50xioXH