3d printing medical devices
FDA Commissioner Releases Statement and New Guidance on 3D Printed Medical Devices
You can’t get anywhere with 3D printed medical products and devices in the US market without the extremely important approval of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), an agency within the…
3D Design and 3D Printing Enhance Creation of Patient-Specific Titanium Jaw Implants
While we’ve seen 3D printed medical implants made out of materials like silicone and cobalt chromium, the most common metal of choice is titanium due to its low density and high…
Medical 3D Printing Solutions: 3D Systems Introduces Certified Partner Program, rms Company to Use 3DS Direct Metal Printing Technology
Today, 3D Systems made an announcement that’s music to medical companies’ ears: in order to accelerate its precision healthcare offering for manufacturing medical devices, its new certified partner program for medical…
Field Ready 3D Printing Much-Needed Medical Supplies for a Nepal Health Clinic
It may seem like there’s a 3D printer around every corner these days – many libraries and schools now use 3D printers, and you can even find them in bars and coffee…
WACKER Announces New Silicone 3D Printing Technology
While several companies have developed 3D printing materials and processes with similar properties capable of simulating silicone, so far 3D printing with actual silicone materials hasn’t been possible. However, 100…
LPW Technology Continues to Excel in Metal Powder Production for 3D Printing with New Certifications
LPW Technology not only celebrates intelligence in metals, but they also celebrate quality assurance in their industry and for their client base. Based in the UK, LWP specializes in supplying…
Not Your Grandfather’s Trepanning – 3D Printing Makes Complex Facial and Skull Surgeries More Effective
Trepanning was once the front line treatment for various ailments from seizures to skull fractures to brain disorders. It was pretty grisly stuff, but the work of scientists and medical…
Yale University and OPM Collaborate on Ten 3D Printing Projects to Further Biomedical Applications
Connecticut: A very exciting collaboration is in the works to benefit biomedical applications powered by 3D printing. Oxford Performance Materials hits the headlines again, and this time they are teaming up…
