Your Guide for Buying a 3D Printer: Part 2

You may recall that last time we started discussing the different attributes you should be looking for when in the market to buy a 3D printer. For both 3D printing and 3D scanning applications, it’s essential that you pick up the right piece of equipment to complete the job you need to perform. We’re continuing … Read more

3D Scanning and 3D Printing in the World of Forensics

There are many popular applications for 3D scanning and 3D printing such as product design, ergonomics, form, fit and function, dental, medical implants and much more.  EMS has used their 3D Printers and 3D Scanners in all of these applications for over 12 years.  With thousands of projects under our belt we thought we have … Read more

Your Guide for Buying a 3D Printer: Part 1

Before you purchase a 3D scanner or printer for your company, it’s important that you understand a few things first: What different types are available? What will it be used for? How often do you see yourself employing 3D printing on the job? These are just a few of the questions we anticipate you needing … Read more

EMS Now Offers Instant Price Quotes for 3D Printing

Traditionally to order 3D Printed parts using one of our many production 3D printers from EMS, Inc you needed to contact one of our project managers in our Tampa, Florida, Atlanta, Georgia or Detroit, Michigan offices.  This could be done by calling or sending an email with your CAD files.  Our project manager would then … Read more

3D Systems Announces New Plastic Injection Molding Material for 3D Printing

Visijet-3D-printing-3DSystemsIf you’re interested in 3D printing (which is, we assume, why you’re here), you’ll be pleased to hear that 3D Systems just announced some new technology that’s certain to make waves in this industry. In fact, they’ve made a new injection molding material available that’s made from plastic. They’re calling it VisiJet M3 Black and it’s designed to be used with their Projet 3D printers.

The idea here was to create a material that could be used for products that require a greater amount of durability and strength. This is actually the strongest Projet material available to date, which is really quite something in terms of innovation and expansion within this field.

One of the biggest problems with 3D printing technology as a whole thus far is that the end products are often rather flimsy. They are made from a thin plastic that is great for models. However, this creates a situation that’s much more suitable for looking but not actually using, if that makes sense.

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