Multimaterial Printing

There's a new generation of print heads for additive manufacturing of metal, plastic and ceramics.

Two new printers are made for multi-material printing and in-office capabilities and two new software solutions are built for packaging and research.

The company also offers metrics through its cost-per-part and throughput calculator.

The automated 3D printing ecosystem features a closed-loop feedback control, multimaterial printing capabilities and low cost-per-part for final part production.

Digital Alloys’ Joule Printing technology can combine different metals into a single part to improve thermal, magnetic, and other properties.

Researchers at Washington State University used 3D printing technology to print metal and ceramic structures along with a bimetallic tube that is magnetic in one end and nonmagnetic in the other