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Follow on Google News | A new set of ceramic powders qualified by GC Advanced Material Solutions Ltd for use in theirNew opportunity to print real-world ceramic parts at low cost
By: GC Advanced Material Solutions Ltd In the new generation of MEX-based technologies, the feedstock can be printed by direct nozzle extrusion (BMPD = Bound Material Powder Deposition). Two simultaneous benefits are achieved: dramatically lower cost and substantially higher powder loading of the feedstock. The Hong Kong-based GC Advanced Material Solutions, Ltd. is continually adding new powders compatible with their Medpimould® and AmbientPrint™ According to the company CEO Dr Robert Pompe, these new qualifications open up new real-world commercial opportunities also for companies in the ceramic production field for serial additively manufactured products. " Our low-cost licenses, a kind of detailed "cooking books", as also said by Dr Pompe, " make it now possible for many companies to turn the benefits of AM into successful industrial products. This is also a good example of how companies like Nimra can use their own powders and convert them into printable feedstocks". These licenses are specifically designed for and sold with the 3-D printers manufactured by Metallic3D, Inc. of Stuart, Fla, USA, complete packages are marketed by 3D Dragon Printing Technology Co., Ltd., Hong Kong, in southeast Asia, China and other dedicated markets. www.metallic3d.com https://3ddragontech.wixsite.com/ End
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