127 Industry Blvd
North Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, 15642
United States of America
www.exone.com
North Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, 15642
United States of America
www.exone.com
ExOne, a publicly traded manufacturing technology company, provides 3D printing machines, 3D printed products and related services to industrial customers in multiple segments, including pumps, automotive, aerospace, heavy equipment and energy.
ExOne in the News
Under development, the rugged 3D printing factory pod would be set up in a standard shipping container to be deployed directly in the field, via land, sea or air, to manufacture parts to support war theaters, disaster relief or other
ExOne Production Metal Cost Calculator offers a per-part estimate for binder jet 3D printing a precision metal part so users can quickly compare the technology to other forms of traditional and additive manufacturing.
One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.
New tool provides per-part estimate for binder jetting on any metal ExOne Pro series 3D printer.
Company joints consortium focused on 3D printing quality standards for oil & gas sector.
Parts additively manufactured with AF-9628 are about 20% stronger than conventional AM alloys.
ExOne Scout app for Android and iOS can deliver push notifications to smart devices about job status, printhead speed, temperature and much more.
One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.
ExOne Scout is now available in app stores for use with production sand and metal 3D printers.
Half of ExOne’s 22 qualified materials are now made up of single-alloy metals.
Editors’ Picks
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Editor’s Pick: Cutting edge components for custom HPC workstations
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Editor’s Pick: Empowering MCAD/ECAD Collaboration with Altium CoDesigner
MCAD/ECAD capability keeps electronic and mechanical designs in sync.
Editor’s Pick: Increased utility for tolerance analysis
Designers and engineers use CETOL 6σ to see the impact that tolerance changes...