ExOne Company
Provider of 3D printing machines and services for printing sand, ceramic and metal molds, cores, washout mandrels, trapped tooling, layup tooling, and prototype to industrial customers in multiple segments, including pumps, automotive, aerospace, heavy equipment and energy.
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SGL Group and ExOne collaborate to bring carbon to 3D printing market
Trial components made with CARBOPRINT are being developed for testing.
CAMX 2017: Highlights from the floor
3D printing and nanotechnology developments promise to cut time and cost in composite structures production while recycling and sustainability continue to grow in importance.
CAMX 2017 preview: ExOne
The ExOne Co. (North Huntingdon, PA, US) is showcasing its washout tooling process and Binder Jetting.
3D Printing Moves Into Tooling Components
Some pundits predict that 3D printing, or additive manufacturing (AM), will change our world forever. While that may yet be, one thing is clear: The growth of 3D printing over the past two decades has wrought significant change in composites tooling. Although AM’s most obvious advantage is direct part production without tooling, the growing trend in the aerospace and automotive sectors at present is its use for fast, on-demand builds of mold tools to keep pace with accelerating composite part design cycles and demand for faster overall part processing speeds.