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The pilot plant is also available for customer trials.

30.05.2023

New technology cuts energy use by 75 %

FSP, Stuttgart, Germany, has commissioned a pilot-scale reclamation plant for water-glass bonded sands. The plant is based on a wet reclamation process patented by Deantec. This process is highly energy-efficient and close to carbon-neutral.

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A PhD project wants to find out what exactly happens when molten iron is cast.

30.05.2023

Digitize cast iron production

By using scientific models and artificial intelligence, a new PhD project will open the furnaces at the Danish iron foundry, TASSO, Odense.

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TOP Partner: Vesuvius GmbH - Foseco

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Flow 5.0 now features a new graphical merging feature that enables operators to calculate build times for builds of different part quantities more quickly.

30.05.2023

Flow 5.0 is released

Velo3D, Campbell, Calif., USA, announced the latest release of its Flow print preparation software Flow 5.0.

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30.05.2023

For structural components of Cadillac Celestiq

voxeljet, Friedberg, Germany, and Tooling & Equipment International (TEI), one of the largest users of 3D sand printing in the US, expand their collaboration: TEI has purchased its third VX4000 3D printer.

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The new interface promises easy creation of inline forms and status keys.

30.05.2023

Optimized communication

KUKA, Augsburg, Germany, offers KUKA.UserTech software a user-friendly interface. It allows users quickly equip complex routines in the KUKA robot language (KRL) with simple inline forms and status keys via an editor with the graphical user interface (GUI).

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