Igus offers iglidur i230, its first 3D printing material for polymer components that withstands temperatures of up to 110°C. Read more...

Despite the global turmoil, the Indian tooling industry performed exceptionally well in 2023. With emerging segments (like electric vehicles, railways, aerospace, etc) opening up new avenues of growth, Indian tool makers are expecting an even more successful 2024, says Rakesh Rao. Read more...

The convergence of modern technologies and digital twins is more than just a technological achievement; it represents a paradigm change toward engineering that is wiser, greener, and more responsible for future generations says Avi Dahiya. Read more...

When the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) was looking to procure spacecraft’s grid-fins for its Gaganyaan mission, India’s first human space mission that is scheduled for a launch in 2024, it turned to a Bengaluru-based aerospace component maker that uses additive manufacturing (3D printing) technology. Read more...

The demand for metal 3D printing for high-volume production is anticipated to rise as India transforms into a global manufacturing hub. Mainstreaming of metal additive manufacturing in the production line is expected to grow and expand in a big way in the near future, says Rakesh Rao. Read more...

In this interview with Rakesh Rao, Sachin Gambhire, Associate Director - Business Development and Marketing, TRUMPF (India) Pvt Ltd, explains how 3D printing is changing the dynamics of industrial production and the company's growth plans for India. Read more...

In this interview with Rakesh Rao, Dr Vishwas R Puttige, CEO, Amace Solutions, explains the evolution of additive manufacturing technology and explores its future. Read more...

As part of the deal, Aerosint SA will be rebranded as Read more...

The soft launch commences with filaments from the modified polyphenylene ether (mPPE) resin product line, XYRON, and will later extend to the Thermylene polypropylene (PP) group. Read more...

Historically, the additive manufacturing (AM) industry predominantly used titanium (Ti64) for metal 3D-printed parts, especially in dental and orthopedic implants. Read more...

Professors and students from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) are spearheading an initiative called the 'Device Engineering Lab' (DEL) in rural schools across Tamil Nadu. Read more...

New software for TRUMPF 3D printers eliminates the need for almost all support structures. Users such as toolcraft cut down material usage and reduce part costs. Read more...

This innovative technique could eliminate the necessity of carving sizable metal slabs into the desired product shape. Read more...

Ace Micromatic Group is a global machine tool group offering a variety of solutions in turning, milling, grinding, IoT, 3D printing and smart manufacturing. Ace Designers Limited is the group company which deals into turning machines. T K Ramesh, Managing Director, Ace Designers Limited in this interview with Ayushi Khandelwal shares the trending drift in products as well as demand in the machine tool industry. Read more...

Mechanical design drives innovation in technology, but the inverse is also true. As technology advances, it opens up new possibilities in mechanical design, says Emily Newton. Read more...

The scope of the MoU covers various areas of collaboration like Additive Manufacturing service, joint research and projects, career oriented and career progression academic programmes. Read more...

Telecom plus sensors plus electronics devices kicked off the Industry 4.0. Prof R Jayaraman explains how Industry 4.0 has changed the global business scenario. Read more...

The tooling industry is considered to be the backbone of the manufacturing as every company requires tooling to conduct the production process of parts manufactured for assembling the machine. With many Indian firms serving global customers who demand high precision and fast turnaround, Indian toolmakers will have to adopt the latest technologies to meet those requirements. Read more...

With the pandemic phasing out, the manufacturing sector's forecast appears to be on track. The Indian manufacturing sector has the potential to be a significant global participant, but it will need to overcome several obstacles and seize fresh chances, says Hiren Pravin Shah, while sharing his “Vision 2025” for India’s manufacturing sector Read more...

Over the past decade, the role of automation in manufacturing has increased significantly. As the sector continues to change and evolve, the skill sets required to succeed are changing as well. The need for strong core competencies alongside new age skills and soft skills will be critical to success, says Neeti Sharma. Read more...

In this interview with Rakesh Rao, Pankaj Abhyankar, Senior Vice President and Business Head, Godrej Tooling, explains new opportunities for component makers in automotives, especially in electric vehicles, and how his company is supporting the growth of this industry. Read more...

Shree Rapid Technologies (SRT) unites with Pune-based API Metrology India to develop new technologies for manufacturers leading to more effective reverse engineering, inspection and alignment, and production measurement. Read more...

World’s leading IT infrastructure service provider, Kyndryl partner with IIT Tirupati to stimulate smart manufacturing research and promote new innovations on AI-enabled 3D printing Read more...

In this interview with Rakesh Rao, Yathiraj Kasal, General Manager and Business Head, Wipro 3D, talks about how additive manufacturing (AM) in India is revolutionising the industry. Read more...

This made-in-India 3D printer, F300–2, is designed to cater to the educational institutes, industries, engineering and R&D centers. Read more...

Igus supplements the chainflex CASE M for cable drums with CASE S specifically for thin cables. With the smaller CASE S, customers can save 50% of storage space while retaining 100% of the benefits. Read more...

While BARC provided the initial designs of the miniature components for possible adaption to the additive manufacturing (AM) process. Intech’s team of DfAM experts suggested and implemented further design modifications for the optimum functioning of the components. Read more...

Given their size and complexities, manufacturing miniature components through conventional methods pose a challenge. Therefore, metal 3D printing technology becomes an ideal ally in such scenarios for manufacturing miniature components. Read more...

Ace Micromatic aims to reach Rs 10,000 cr by 2025 Read more...

In the last 75 years (after independence), India has shifted from 'license raj’ regime (pre-1991) and to liberal economic policies (post-1991). The next 30 years are full of promise for the country, and the Indian will play a key role in an exciting new world, where sustainable industrial development will be the watchword, says R Jayaraman. Read more...

Additive manufacturing (AM), or 3D printing, has gained momentum in India, especially after Covid 19 pandemic when most industries faced supply chain disruptions. 3D printing allows companies to break centralised manufacturing facility into smaller production hubs that can be set up closer to the market. Read more...

India, as per the policy, aspires to achieve 5% of global additive manufacturing (AM) market share and thereto add nearly $ 1 billion to the GDP by 2025. This will create eco-system for creation of nearly 100 new start-ups, 10 AM sectors and 1 lakh new skilled manpower. Read more...

This partnership will bring Ultimaker’s whole range of desktop 3D printers like Ultimaker S5, Ultimaker S3, Ultimaker S5 Pro Bundle, and the base model of Ultimaker 2+ Connect to India. Read more...

The successful adaption of digital technologies is limited by the capabilities of the existing manufacturing systems. This makes Additive Manufacturing (AM) one of the vital components of this new revolution as it has inherently been digital-driven right from its inception, with the perfect combination of software and hardware driving its process, explains Sridhar Balaram. Read more...

During the pandemic, indigenous manufacturing emerged as the most ideal resort to ensure seamless functioning of the industry. Producing high-quality competitive products can be a gateway for expanding the indigenous business globally, says Deepak Pahwa. Read more...

New version of the robot equipment configurator finds the right energy supply system for cobots, SCARA and industrial robots Read more...

This will be India’s first of its kind expo comprising 3 events - Exhibition, Conference and IPF Industry Excellence Awards - dedicated to discuss on innovative approaches and strategies for the adoption of Industry 4.0 in India will the involvement of the key stakeholders - the Government, Industry and Academia Read more...

Igus' new SCARA Cable Solution reinforces corrugated tubes and makes the energy supply more durable in high dynamic movements Read more...

India is growing fast and with more and more industries adopting automation, the demand for moving parts is set to rise exponentially. With its core capabilities motion plastics, Igus will drive Indian industry across most segments and is slated for phenomenal growth. In this interview with Rakesh Rao, Santhosh Jacob, Country Manager and Director, Igus India, talks of his company's “Improve What Moves” maxim, emerging trends and future prospects. Read more...

E-mobility is gaining traction in India due to its eco-friendly feature, tax rebates and low cost of maintenance. Growing electric vehicles industry is expected to increase demand more complex, higher value-added tools. Read more...

Contribution of manufacturing industry to GDP has been on the downtrend. In a highly inter-connected and evolving world, manufacturing is on a mission to rediscover its relevance and importance, says R Jayaraman. Read more...

The need for adopting better packaging methods, materials, and machinery has become very important for Indian businesses to ensure quality. Food and beverage sector growth in the country is also supposed to bring growth opportunities for the industry Read more...

While automotive and electronics at present lead in terms of overall market share as well as growth of 3D printing adoption, other sectors like medical, industrial, architecture, etc are also gearing up for AM technology, observed speakers at the symposium. Read more...

Symposium discussed advantages of 3D printing and new avenues of growth for additive manufacturing - the market for which in India is expected to hit $ 79 million in products and services by the end of 2021. Read more...

3D printing is quick, incredibly accurate and low cost. But the trade-off is a slightly rougher surface. Emily Newton explains why surface finishing matters so much in metal 3D printing. Read more...

The company has developed a blue, food-compatible tribo-filament for cost-effective 3D printing of special parts Read more...

CW is organising the CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY SUMMIT on July 22-23, 2021, virtually to identify proven, innovative and globally established construction technologies. Read more...

Additive manufacturing meets industry 4.0. A world's first: sensors integrated in printed components indicate maintenance requirements and warn of overload. Read more...

As auto industry starts to rebound (after witnessing a slowdown during pandemic), Nitin Lall, GM, Industrial Technique, Atlas Copco, lists down a few technology trends that will transform the automotive manufacturing industry in 2021 Read more...

No plastic waste is produced as the excess powder can be used several times and printed parts can be recycled. The parts made of the new SLS powder - like all igus materials - need no additional lubrication and are very structurally stable. Read more...

With the help of the Module Connect adapter, the entire assembly can be connected quickly. This means that it is only plugged in once and locked once. The self-coding of the Module Connect excludes the possibility of errors. In this way, we reduce the installation time from several hours to minutes. Read more...

Motion plastics specialist, igus, last year has delivered around 120,000 additively manufactured components comprising wear-resistant functional components, prototypes and easily configurable replacement parts. Read more...

With India expected to be among the top three manufacturing destinations before 2025, Masatomo Nishizaki, BU Head – Smart Manufacturing, NEC Corporation India, predicts top three manufacturing trends to watch out for in 2021. Read more...

The solution of two-component printing (2K) allows tribo-filaments to be combined with carbon fibre-reinforced filaments. This makes not only a low-wear component, but also one that is extremely resilient. Read more...

The bionic design reduces piston weight and increases maximum engine speed. It saves material and has the potential to make the 3D printed piston up to 20 percent lighter than its conventionally manufactured counterpart while increasing rigidity. Read more...

Production-ready, long-lasting special parts can be produced using 3D printer, helps increase design freedom in the automotive industry. Read more...

In conversation with Rakesh Rao, Sridhar Balaram, MD and Founder of Intech Additive Solutions, shares the advantages of additive manufacturing and the roadmap to make 3D printers a part of the industrial production line. Read more...

As Vice President –Hardware Sales (APAC & ME Asia), Pradeep Nair will be primarily responsible for the business development and sales of the company’s recently launched iFusion series of Metal 3D Printers Read more...

Two companies partnered to produce 3D printed 120,000 parts for AgVa Ventilators used in the treatment of COVID 19 patients. HP 3D printing technology reduces manufacturing time from 4-5 months to 24 days Read more...

The company opens its Additive Manufacturing Network to enable the efficient execution of design and printing of medical equipment in response to COVID-19 pandemic. Read more...

Initial applications being validated and finalised for industrial production include face masks, face shields, mask adjusters, nasal swabs, hands-free door openers, and respirator parts Read more...

Production-ready, long-lasting special parts from the 3D printer, increase design freedom in the automotive industry Read more...

DMG MORI, a leading machine tool manufacturer, has launched its new hybrid additive manufacturing system, named the LASERTEC 125 3D hybrid. Read more...

Wipro 3D, the additive manufacturing (AM) business of Wipro Infrastructure Engineering (WIN), and the Indian Institution of Science (IISc) have jointly developed the country's first industry grade metal additive 3D printing machine. Read more...

IMTEX Forming 2020, ZEISS AMcontrol now enables the quality of the powder bed to be observed and analysed during the 3D printing process. A uniformly distributed and trouble-free powder bed is essential for a stable and reliable additive manufacturing (AM) process. Read more...

With this participation, the company explored opportunities, learned about 3D printing from the global community and studied demand in specific European countries. Read more...

With this participation, the company aims to explore opportunities, learn about 3D printing from the global community and study demand in specific European countries. Read more...

Upload data, select material and quantity, send order – like with an online photo service, designers and systems planners at the SCHUNK 3D-Printservice can quickly and easily commission gripping system and clamping technology components for additive production. Read more...

This tool is ideal for e-mobility components that are typically machined on smaller, low horsepower CNC machining centers which require lighter weight tooling solutions Read more...

Smart manufacturing, which uses production and sensor data in conjunction manufacturing technologies, enables multifold increase in productivity and efficiency of the plant. Read more...

To avoid the unpredictable nature of manual prototyping and add stability to the process, Supreme opted for 3D printing which has helped it reduce product development time and cost, and improve quality. Read more...

Musashi Seimitsu’s strategic investment in KeraCel will accelerate development of its additive manufacturing solid state battery technology to high volume production. Read more...

Currently, the process is under scaling-up and first products are planned to be a highly conductive plastic filament for 3D printing Read more...

At the joint exhibition stand Lightweight Technologies from Baden-Württemberg in Hall 5, C18 at Hannover Messe, the new ILO1 can be seen for the first time as a world premiere. Read more...

The range of products will include control cables with heavy duty connectors, motor control system, cylindrical bearings and flange bearings among others Read more...

3D printing represents a growing interest for the machine tool sector in India. In fact, While up to few years ago 3D printing was mainly focused on prototyping, it is now used in mass customised production, specifically in aerospace, automotive, defense, healthcare, etc. Read more...

Launched at Stratasys India User Forum, the training program is designed to help students to learn new technologies in 3D printing and make them future industry ready. Read more...

The airline to install large-scale 3D printer BigRep ONE to print parts and tooling, followed by a next generation BigRep EDGE industrial 3D printer to develop, test and certify material for aircraft parts Read more...

Its ProJet MJP 2500 IC eliminates the cost and time of tooling and storage with 3D printed wax patterns that can be used seamlessly in existing foundry casting processes. Read more...

As part of their software suite, EOS with EOSPRINT 2 offers an intuitive, open and productive data preparation tool designed to assign and optimise build parameters for CAD data for 3D printing Read more...

The facility will be strictly dedicated to the production of plasma atomised Ti-6Al-4V powders, primarily targeting the aerospace and biomedical industries Read more...

The use of the Renishaw technology to manufacture the tools allows geometries to be produced that would be almost impossible by conventional means Read more...

Upcoming trade fair LASER World of PHOTONICS INDIA to bring laser and optical solutions best suited for the Indian automotive market Read more...

F123 series printer is easy to operate and maintain, at all stages of prototyping, from concept and validation to functional performance Read more...

Visitors will see the latest developments in Renishaw software, which deliver improved ease-of-use as metrology moves closer to the point of manufacture on the shop floor Read more...

As robots are taking on more ‘human’ capabilities and traits such as sensing, dexterity, memory and trainability, Universal Robots’ cobots (collaborative robots) are helping companies to raise productivity by combining human skill with robotic technology. Read more...

The company has launched new 3D printing solutions with standards for realism, colour and speed to India Read more...

Schools will receive a grant of Rs 20 lakh spread over the next five years to establish ATLs and provide access to the young innovators to technologies like 3D printing, robotics, IoT and microprocessors Read more...

The company hosted an event, ‘Manufacturing in the age of experience’, in Chennai focusing on synchronization of virtual and real time manufacturing through 3DEXPERIENCE TWIN Read more...

The manufacturing sector has the potential to grow six-fold by 2025 up to $ 1 trillion, creating up to 90 million jobs. Read more...

Though automotive companies are using additive manufacturing (AM) to make limited products, its usage will increase with evolution in product and supply chain requirements. In this ever evolving market, Rakesh Rao says that AM can become a potential game changer for future operations of automotive businesses.On June 5, 2017, ISRO created a history by launching India's heaviest rocket carrying communication satellite GSAT-19 from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikot. The GSAT-19 has bee Read more...

When GSAT19 communications satellite was launched in July 2017, India’s first ever additively manufactured functional component went into space. The AM component was jointly engineered by EOS and Wipro. Read more...

With the economy recovering and heading for an upbeat growth, companies are optimistic about new business opportunities. True to the spirit of rejoicing the recovery, PlastIndia International Conference 2018, to be held at Gandhinagar (Gujarat) from February 8-9, will embark on an interesting voyage to discover ways for sustainability and profitability with the theme “Empowering sustainable and profitable growth”. Read more...

…says Abhimanyu Prabhavalkar, VP of Oracle’s IoT Applications Cloud Service and IoT Cloud Service Platform development organisation, who believes that IoT is helping many companies to improve the efficiency of their operations, sparking innovation to improving their products/services and discovering new business models. Read more...

Specialist manufacturer FIT AG invests in five EOS M 400-4 systems for manufacturing metal components via industrial 3D printing. Read more...

German Engineering Federation (VDMA), which completed 125 years, recently organised its mechanical engineering summit in Bangalore that was attended by more than 220 people. Read more...

Gauging from the response to Laser World of Photonics India 2017 event one could conclude that laser technology is fast gaining traction in the manufacturing sector in India Read more...

FIT AG, specialist for Additive Manufacturing (AM) solutions, is expanding its industrial 3D printing capacities and investing in five EOS M 400-4 systems. The EOS solutions will be part of a factory with 4,200 m² of floor space, specially designed for serial production using industrial 3D printing technology. Read more...

EOS, the world's leading technology supplier in the field of industrial 3D printing of metals and polymers, introduces the material handling solution IPCM M pro for its well-established EOS M 290 system. Read more...

Vikas Khanvelkar, M.D, DesignTech Systems Ltd, showcases an interesting perspective on the Indian machine tool industry. Read more...

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The recent Formnext exhibition in Frankfurt proved to be an exceptional launch pad for OR Laser’s new direct metal additive manufacturing platform, where the company experienced higher than expected levels of interest – and direct pre-orders. Read more...

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