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September 2023

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Flame Retardant Polymer Materials in AM

Flame retardancy is the tendency of a material to extinguish a flame after ignition. This can be important in 3D printed parts, most notably aerospace, automotive, construction, and consumer goods. Thankfully, multiple materials and printing techniques can increase the flame retardancy of common 3D printing materials. 

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PyAnsys Tutorial – Exporting Ansys Results in 3D File Formats, Part 3

This is our final post on how to use PyAnsys to create a program that reads results from Ansys Mechanical and converts them to a variety of 3D File Formats, including a file that allows you to 3D Print your Ansys results. this final article introduced a GUI and support for WRL files that a 3D Printer can read.

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What’s New in Flownex SE 2023

The anticipated 2023 version of Flownex is out. This release comes with several major enhancements, with a focus on improving workflow productivity, enhancing user interaction, and expanding the accuracy of simulations. Major highlights include parallelized sensitivity analysis setup, improved accuracy for various rotating components, enhanced visualization features, and much more.

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Erthos Secures Additional $24 Million in Equity Financing

Utility-scale solar trailblazer, Erthos, today announced securing $24 million in funding. The investment will accelerate the company's growth, addressing the surge in demand and supporting upcoming large-scale projects.

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3D-Printed GPS Antenna a Pathfinder for Future Satellites

Hera Rising is an unprecedented global live event of the first ever stratospheric balloon jump from the edge of space done by a woman that is set to break current world records. Paragon is excited to be the prime contractor on this mission!

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Stratasys Origin One


A transformative 3D printer enabling mass production of end-use parts in a diverse range of high-performance materials. rom biocompatible medical devices to aerospace-grade components and everything in between, Origin One enables breakthrough production applications. 

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Mini FDM Inflatable Boat!!


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The Latest Definition from PADT's 3D Printing Glossary

Inkjet


A liquid deposition process that propels (jets) very small droplets of material from a print head onto a surface. Many small jets are arranged on the printhead to deposit larger amounts of material at the same time and can be turned on and off to create a pattern. When multiple heads with different materials in each are used together, colors can be created, or materials can be mixed. In additive manufacturing, inkjet methods are used across processes to deposit material that can be the build material, support material, binder, or some other chemical used in the manufacturing process.

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