1089 Mills Way
Redwood City, California, 94063
United States of America
www.carbon3d.com
Redwood City, California, 94063
United States of America
www.carbon3d.com
Carbon works at the intersection of hardware, software, and molecular science. Our vision is a future fabricated with light, where traceable, final-quality parts are produced at scale with CLIP technology. CLIP Continuous Liquid Interface Production makes this vision possible by combining engineering_-grade materials with exceptional resolution and surface finish.
Carbon in the News
EPU 43 and EPU 45 expand Carbon's idea-to-production platform and offer opportunities for breakthrough products in impact protection.
Several new resins are now available, which are expected to be available on the Carbon idea-to-production platform in 2023.
3D printer maker Carbon acquires generative design software developer ParaMatters
OECHSLER extends its partnership with Carbon in the field of additive manufacturing.
Also, Ellen Kullman to transition into the role of Chair on the company's board of directors.
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Carbon EPX 86FR photopolymer resin offers a combination of flame retardance, functional toughness, high strength and long-term stability.
The new generation of 3D printers brings faster printing and larger build volume to the Carbon Digital Light Synthesis (DLS) platform, company says.
Non-Carbon platform users will have access to software for quickly creating latticed parts.
Report shows that nearly all respondents now use a 3D printing process for manufacturing.
Goal is to optimize additive manufacturing value chain.
Baseball giant Rawlings teams up with Fast Radius and Carbon to create 3D printed lattice inserts for REV1X high-performance glove.
Fast Radius, pairing cloud manufacturing with the Carbon DLS process, manufactures new Rawlings glove parts at scale to give players playability across the field, companies report.
New 4DFWD leverages Carbon 3D printing technology to create a lattice midsole tuned for precision running performance.
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Editors’ Picks
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