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EOS is leading supplier for responsible manufacturing solutions via industrial 3D printing technology. With our innovative EOS 3D printers, we are leaders in technology and quality for high-end solutions in additive manufacturing (AM). Founded in 1989, we are pioneers in the field of metal 3D printing (DMLS) and providers of highly productive systems for additive manufacturing with plastics. Our portfolio also includes worldwide service and comprehensive consulting offers for additive manufacturing.

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EOS and Volkmann Partner to Provide Fully-Automated Industrial 3D Printing Powder Handling Solution

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🔖 Topics: Partnership

🏢 Organizations: EOS, Volkmann


VOLKMANN and EOS today announced a scalable, closed-loop metal powder handling solution for users of the EOS M 290, EOS M 400 and EOS M 300 series additive manufacturing (AM) systems. Offered directly from EOS, the handling and processing of metal AM materials can now be managed through a holistic powder handling approach – for both pre- and post-processing – from initial powder preparation to a closed, fully-automatic powder circuit.

Closed powder circuits can be created with up to six (6) 3D printers in one production cell with fully automatic powder handling. The scaling of such systems can be done gradually, incorporating existing printers. The user benefits from this partnership through a holistic system for 3D printing and powder handling from a single source – from project planning to end-use application.

Read more at Volkmann News

Automated AM Production Line for Polymer Parts at BMW x DyeMansion, EOS & Grenzebach

Arkema announces new partnerships with industry leaders to design the next generation of 3D printed materials and solutions

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🔖 Topics: Partnership

🏢 Organizations: Arkema, EOS, HP, GENERA, Rapid Shape, 3YOURMIND


Arkema collaborates with industry leaders including EOS, HP and Stratasys, to continue offering customers more sustainable, high-performance materials for additive manufacturing. This is particularly true of its bio-sourced Rilsan® Polyamide 11, for which the Group recently announced a further reduction in the carbon footprint of all its grades globally. This initiative represents an improvement of around 70% compared to traditional polyamide resins produced using fossil-based raw materials and conventional energy sources.

Read more at Arkema Global

🖨️ EOS North America and 3YOURMIND Launch Rapid Part Identifier Program

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🔖 Topics: Partnership, Additive Manufacturing

🏢 Organizations: EOS, 3YOURMIND


EOS North America’s Additive Minds team and 3YOURMIND have partnered to accelerate additive manufacturing (AM) adoption through their Rapid Part Identifier program. Now, organizations can benefit from the rapid part screening of 2D and 3D files, augmented by AM engineering expertise to create a holistic industrial 3D printing strategy. This new partnership agreement helps quickly scale part identification for AM, supported by the strategy and engineering required to achieve successful production.

Read more at 3YOURMIND News

🔏 How Secure Is Your Digital Additive Manufacturing Data?

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✍️ Author: Carolyn Schwaar

🔖 Topics: Additive Manufacturing, Cybersecurity

🏢 Organizations: Materialise, EOS


Although additive manufacturing doesn’t inherently bring with it any extreme risks, it can be the first time a manufacturer is faced with digital processes and establishing secure IT systems. “We work with companies all the time that have a traditional manufacturing line where plans are still on paper, and the data is stored on a local hard drive,” says Hayes. “Implementing additive allows that company to jump steps ahead in the technology curve, and all of a sudden, they can have digitally connected systems and cloud networks.” Securing those networks is up to individual organizations, notes Hayes. “The security of any data inside of that EOS machine is as safe or as vulnerable as that organization’s overall IT security.”

Read more at Forbes

AI In-situ Monitoring Detects Fusion Flaws in L-PBF Metal 3D Printing

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✍️ Author: Katayoon Taherkhani

🔖 Topics: Additive Manufacturing, Defect Detection

🏢 Organizations: University of Waterloo, EOS


In-situ process monitoring is the key for validating the quality of AM-made parts and minimizing the need for post quality control. In this collaborative research, in-situ datasets collected from a co-axial photodiode installed in an EOS M 290 were subject to a set of correction factors to remove chromatic and monochromatic distortions from the signal. The corrected datasets were then analyzed using statistical and machine learning algorithms. These algorithms were systematically tuned and customized to detect lack of fusion flaws.

Read more at 3DPrint

Building the world’s most efficient air-conditioning system in the United Arab Emirates

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✍️ Author: Lin Kayser

🔖 Topics: Additive Manufacturing

🏢 Organizations: Hyperganic, EOS


We believe that by combining Algorithmic Engineering with industrial 3D printing, we can engineer A/C units that, over the cycle of a year, consume only 10% of the energy of a conventional device. After long discussions with Hans Langer, founder of AM giant EOS, I am now convinced that we can do it at scale, and at a price point that is competitive with traditionally manufactured units.

The cost to buy one and operate it for one year should not exceed the same amount of money that you need to invest in an off-the-shelf A/C. This is what’s needed for a tipping point — I think we can do it. It’s going to be super hard and take a lot of effort on many fronts – engineering, manufacturing and industrialization. We have our work cut out for us, and I sincerely hope, we will get it done.

Read more at Hyperganic Blog