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Experts share their sustainability approaches for manufacturing the way to a more planet-friendly future.

New Blue Card certification for plastic AM will provide guidance for integrity, safety of 3D printing materials.

UL 2904 GREENGUARD certification for both the RIZE 3D printer and Rizium One filament ensure safe use in non-industrial environments.

One of the board’s primary responsibilities will be to build and oversee the 2020 AMUG Conference.

A library of more than 1,400 standards is now available to all.

Georgia Tech and UL Chemical Safety publish two-year study on 3D printers, raises concerns for potentially hazardous levels of ultrafine particles, and numerous volatile organic compounds associated with machine operation.

The organization says the standard is recognized as the additive manufacturing industry's first set of guidelines focused on facility safety.

Ultrafine particle and VOC emissions may pose a health risk; new 3D printer emissions standard available for review.

In vote of confidence, Additive Manufacturing Users Group members reelect board for subsequent term.

Building on their previous successes, SME, UL and America Makes have developed the Fundamentals in Additive Manufacturing Certification program that combines UL’s multi-tiered training program and Tooling U-SME’s professional certification.