Nippon Sheet Glass Co has partnered with Swindon-based 3D printing company Scaled to produce a lightweight, cost-effective automotive glass checking jig using additive manufacturing, replacing the previous aluminium solution.
Since 2019, SFXray has used antimicrobial additives from Radical Materials in the PVC coated fabric of its x-ray protective aprons and…Read More
At Formnext 2021, Arburg wowed visitors with numerous innovations for industrial additive manufacturing, most notably the high-temperature Freeformer 300-3X, which…Read More
Manufacturer of 3D printer filaments 3D-Fuel has lowered the price on all of its Polylactic Acid (PLA) products, including Standard…Read More
Kent-based injection moulder Boddingtons Plastics reported brisk activity and quality enquiries at Compamed 2021, the world’s leading medical supplies and…Read More
The fifth Plastics Recycling Show Europe (PRSE) exhibition and conference held earlier this month in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, attracted a…Read More
Plunkett Associates, specialists in low volume and prototype manufacturing and tooling, is hosting a December Open House event, allowing new…Read More
The British Plastics Federation (BPF) has announced the release of a new net zero briefing document, available on the recently…Read More
Comedian Simon Evans will host this year’s Plastics Industry Awards taking place at The Waldorf Hilton, London, on Thursday…Read More
As Sierra 57 Consult continue to expand their skills across five business divisions, they announce the arrival of a well-known plastics…Read More
