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News about EOS and 3D Printing

• EOS introduces the sustainable powders PA 1101 ClimateNeutral and PA 2200 CarbonReduced
• And releases Fine Detail Resolution technology for the FORMIGA P 110 FDR polymer system

New partner network connects EOS customers with trusted and established Additive Manufacturing (AM) production partners – from rapid prototyping up to small series.

Memorandum of understanding on pursuing cooperation in the areas of technology development and marketing.

October 20, 22 – May 12, 2023: EOS exhibits photographies by the Ritsch Sisters and sculptures by sculptor Thomas Röthel

Representatives of seven companies and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) signed at the AMTC conference in Munich a Memorandum of Understanding with the aim of establishing/founding the “Bavarian AM Cluster” (BAMC).

The joint goal is to significantly increase the usability and cost-effectiveness of metal additive manufacturing (AM), thus, to drive the industrialization beyond research and development and prototypes.

Embracing additive manufacturing for the first time at its production facility, ATD and EOS Additive Minds, upskill staff and install new turnkey solution for high-end automotive component manufacture.

EOS, a leading supplier for responsible manufacturing solutions via industrial 3D printing technology, has today announced the introduction of four new metal materials for additive manufacturing (AM) on the EOS M 290 metal system, including two stainless steels, one tool steel and one nickel alloy.

In many industrial sectors, such as in the automotive industry, in aerospace or in the energy sector, the demand for special metal components that are light and have a high-strength is increasing. Modern gas turbines, for example, require extremely stable and at the same time lightweight heat shields. 

The industry partnership supports UAE's 'Energy Strategy 2050' and targets the UN climate change conference in 2023 to introduce project updates. The three partners sealed the collaboration today at an official signing ceremony.

EOS, a leading supplier for responsible manufacturing solutions via industrial 3D printing technology, has been awarded the TOP CONSULTANT seal 2022 to their Additive Minds Consultancy team at the German SME Summit in Frankfurt on June 24, for the 4th time.

The Additive Minds Academy, the EOS education provider for the additive manufacturing (AM) industry, is accelerating learning curves for customers with its first Extended Reality (xR) app, for the EOS M 290 system.

Signed at the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Barcelona, the partnership will enable solutions for the demanding world of F1 and beyond  

Integration of Hyperganic Core, an AI-powered Algorithmic Engineering software platform with EOS’ digital, high-end Additive Manufacturing solutions.

New Regional Innovation Center is part of its more than $15 million investment to support of its burgeoning aerospace, space, medical and consumer goods markets.

The system comes with improved efficiency and sustainability as well as a modular platform design for increased throughput, uptime, and future extensibility.

EOS announced the launch of a new End-To-End Production Network. Prototal Industries, Scandinavia’s largest and most specialized additive manufacturing company, is the first contract manufacturer to join the network.

Company reflects on more than 30 years of innovation and success as additive manufacturing pioneers.

EOS’ highest strength aluminum alloy for 3D printing enables companies to significantly reduce part weight while a fast single-step heat treatment process allows for a more cost-effective production.

EOS at formnext 2021: Grow your part, grow your business, grow responsibly

EOS, a leading supplier for responsible manufacturing solutions based industrial 3D printing technology, has acquired a stake in Metalpine, based in Graz / Austria.

EOS, its customer YOU MAWO, and Fraunhofer EMI partner up for a comparative lifecycle analysis. The result: 3D printed YOU MAWO’s eyewear shows up to 58 percent lower carbon footprint than conventional eyewear.

System flexibility to adapt and integrate into bespoke workflows highlighted as a key benefit. Increased build space and performance will support reduced lead times and cost reduction

EOS and Linde combined respective expertise to jointly undertake research of gas interaction on aluminium alloy. ADDvance O₂ precision provided continuous and exacting analysis of the gas atmosphere for unequivocal results.

They successfully demonstrated the secured cross-continent, distributed additive manufacturing: a fully controlled 3D printing solution remotely connected to EOS 3D printers, directly.

The three companies have agreed to collaborate on a Research and Development project  to achieve serial additive manufacturing for aircraft interior parts.

Materialise announced their qualification by Airbus to manufacture flight-ready parts using laser sintering technology. The material used in the process, produced by EOS, is a flame-retardant polyamide (PA 2241 FR). 

Strong market demand for applications featuring patented 3D printed flexible lattice. 

EOS customer 1zu1 completes extensive testing of the innovative polymer system, rating it the most reliable manufacturing platform currently available.

EOS aim: contributing to a more sustainable future; company selected to represent the 3D printing industry as part of the 50 Sustainability and Climate leaders initiative; with a technology responsible by design, EOS drives its activities under a holistic sustainability purpose.

Orthopedic company LimaCorporate and the Hospital for Special Surgery are using an EOS 3D printing system to additively manufacture patient specific cutting guides, surgical trials and patient anatomical model for surgeries. The EOS system is installed at the new ProMade PoC Center for Complex Orthopedic Solutions at HSS: a LimaCorporate & HSS Collaboration. 

The development partnership between Audi and EOS has reached a new milestone: Audi has moved entirely to additive manufacturing for selected tool segments for hot forming. 

Leading technology provider in industrial 3D printing wins innovation competition / Scientific selection process passed
 

New high temp, crack-free material opens industrial 3D printing options for turbines and other energy industry applications

With the new learning paths, companies get their employees trained to become additive manufacturing (AM) experts in a short period of time. The virtual trainings make AM knowledge available anytime, anywhere.

Dr. Florian Mes will be responsible for Finance, Operations, IT, and Process Management closely cooperating with respective departments at EOS

EOS resources enable students at University of Texas to develop the most ambitious rocket design ever pursued at the collegiate level

The business magazine Capital has selected Marie Langer, shareholder and CEO of EOS, in Germany's 'Young Elite - Top 40 under 40' for 2020.

Production needs to become more digital, decentralized and flexible to adapt to ever changing market requirements and customer needs. Industrial 3D printing is the perfect choice to address this.

Scan-to-Product solution for a flexible and decentralized production of customizable and safety-improved cycling helmets, enabled by 3D printing

New materials with defined performance characteristics for a transparent, standardized production - opening up new application fields

For the third time, leading technology provider and consultant for industrial 3D printing ranks among Germany's best SMB consultants 

German Federal Ministry of Education and Research funds POLYLINE with 10.7 Mio. Euro – Kick-off Meeting of the Consortium for the Automation of Additive Manufacturing in the Automotive Industry

3T-am, a leading production additive manufacturing (AM) company, is utilising EOS’ global partner ecosystem to 3D print face shield headbands for frontline health workers in the UK.

Become part of the #3DAgainstCorona movement, join forces with the AM community: EOS launches versatile online platform and LinkedIn group to support the battle against Covid-19 on all levels.

Merck and AMCM announced a cooperation agreement on the 3D printing of tablets. AMCM is a sister company of 3D-printing world-market leader EOS. The cooperation targets GMP-conform tablet formulation development and production for clinical trials in a first step.

By Using a CO laser, polymer-based FDR technology will allow superfine surfaces and extremely delicate components, paving the way for new series production applications. 

Etihad Engineering has collaborated with EOS to open the region's first additive manufacturing facility with design and production approval from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

EOS is showcasing EOS Shared Modules as a production-ready solution. Consisting of various hardware and software modules, the solution simplifies and parallelizes the workflow both upstream and downstream of the AM metal build process. 

Using highly flexible polymer materials, 3D printing foam allows unprecedented fine-tuning for superior comfort, safety, and performance characteristics. The new EOS program aims to speed development and production such applications.

EOS is restructuring its company management. In doing so, the owner family underscores its long-term commitment, while at the same time laying the foundations to optimally position the company in a highly dynamic and constantly evolving market environment. 

Italian company BEAMIT further expands its trust in EOS 3D printing technology and will use its new EOS M 400-4 system for oil and gas applications. The EOS M 400 series is clearly designed for industrial applications, offering a large building volume of 400 x 400 x 400 mm.

The new material offers a great resilience after deformation, very good shock absorption, and very high process stability, at the same time providing a smooth surface of the 3D printed part. As such TPU is particularly suited for applications in footwear, lifestyle and automotive.

With its LaserProFusion technology, EOS will be presenting a revolutionary process for polymer-based additive manufacturing at the fair. The technology is designed to deliver maximum productivity with an emphasis on high-quality.

Four new EOS metal materials open up new application possibilities. Comprehensive data on the material properties provide transparency and standards for production.

Joint project between Premium AEROTEC, EOS and Daimler demonstrates huge potential for the production of replacement parts and series-production components. Cost of manufacturing parts could be reduced by up to 50 percent.

Founded in 1989 by Dr. Hans J. Langer, EOS now shapes the world of manufacturing. Initially used primarily for rapid prototyping, companies worldwide now leverage additive manufacturing increasingly to meet the needs of serial production.

EOS announces its acquisition of Vulcan Labs. The Additive manufacturing talent boost is set to deliver custom solutions, augment R&D and drive commercialization of EOS 3D printing platforms.