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Where simple stamping dies form or punch out a part with each up and down stroke of the press, a progressive die completes it in bite-sized pieces. It gradually moves

Where most milling toolholders rely on a screw, collet, or similar clamping mechanism to grip the tool, shrink-fit uses thermally-induced compression—heat the holder until its bore expands

Learn how leaders in additive manufacturing are pushing innovation and advocating for awareness among political and business leaders

Explore how David Dean and Brad Kreger, leaders in additive manufacturing with biology and medical backgrounds, are driving innovation. Discover their contributions and future vision in AM

See L-PBF. Now replace "metal" with polymer. That's SLS. It has a distinct advantage over most laser-powder-bed processes in that the parts are self-supporting and can be stacked, allowing

Sustainable manufacturers embrace "green" practices such as investing in energy-efficient machine tools, minimizing waste, reducing carbon emissions, using recyclable or recycled materials

I’m thrilled to introduce this edition of Voices AMplified, which demonstrates the power of the additive manufacturing community, from individual contributions to collaborative efforts that move

Sometime during the mid-1990s, the International Society of Automation (ISA) and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) decided we needed a new framework for integrating ERP, MES, and

Learn how 3D Solar created an award-winning hybrid-3D printing process that enables next-generation solar, semiconductor and generative-AI automotive supply chain applications

Learn how Jonathan Ford develops and leverages advanced visualization applications to accelerate biomedical research, education and clinical care