3D Printer Hardware
There may be some things you could ask for to make the Snapmaker U1 experience even better, but what we got here is already a great start and possibly the…
Stratasys opened its Americas Regional Corporate Headquarters—referred to internally as ARCH—in Minnetonka, Minnesota, consolidating engineering, advanced research and development, applications expertise, customer collaboration, and its Stratasys Direct on-demand manufacturing business…
Snapmaker is marking its tenth anniversary in June 2026 with a set of product and software updates centered on multi-color printing, community engagement, and materials expansion—a package the Shenzhen-based company…
Twelve years after shipping its first desktop 3D printer, Creality has grown into a multi-category platform company with a presence spanning approximately 140 countries and regions. The company now covers…
Mastrex has launched the MX300, an industrial laser powder bed fusion metal 3D printer priced at $185,000. The system features a 300 x 300 x 350 mm build volume and…
Sinterit introduced the BIANCO2, a compact COâ‚‚ selective laser sintering 3D printer designed for companies requiring broader material options and tighter process control than standard compact SLS systems offer. The…
Founded just five years ago, North Carolina-based Axtra3D has progressed rapidly in its mission of becoming a global, production-focused additive manufacturing company. Not only has Axtra3D developed and brought to…
For most of additive manufacturing’s history, printing in full color meant accessing a short list of expensive, specialized systems. Attempts have been made to reduce the cost of color 3D…
A decade of growth, one long road to the IPO Shenzhen Creality 3D Technology, the world’s largest consumer 3D printing company by cumulative shipments, has officially launched its IPO on…
When Snapmaker’s U1 3D printer became the most funded 3D printer ever on Kickstarter ($20.61 million!) it was clear that the desktop hardware was going to make an impact within…
