3D Printing News Unpeeled: Sinks, Hydraulics and a Bridge
Domin has told the world that it has developed its own powder removal process for powder bed fusion. The system was needed because the UK-based hydraulics firm had lots of internal channels that could trap loose powder inside. The machine is a two axes constant vibration system that reportedly removes the powder in under ten minutes.
In-House Powder Extraction: Enhancing Additive Manufacturing
Holcim, Zaha Hadid Architects, ETH Zürich´s Block Research Group and incremental3D have worked together on the ten-ton Phoenix bridge. This bridge can be disassembled and has a 25% lower carbon footprint when compared to an earlier version.
Wisconsin-based Kohler has commercially released its Rista 3D printed sink, which will cost $1300 and be made out of 3D printed vitreous china—the enamel coating we commonly see on toilets and sinks.
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