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Champion of 3D printing solutions Stratasys will be demonstrating how additive manufacturing can shake up injection moulding at K 2016.

A 450bhp racecar that completed the Le Mans 24 hour race thanks with five per cent 3D printed parts has gone on display at Birmingham's Thinktank museum.

We take a look back on the plastics news that got EPPM readers clicking in August, with news from SABIC, Stratasys and TOMRA catching your eye, as well as the Airlander 10 and a report claiming plastic should not be dismissed as unsustainable.

Stratasys technology has helped a Dutch design, engineering and manufacturing organisation reduce its injection moulding lead times by 93 per cent.

TCT Show 2016 heralded a new chapter for additive manufacturing, with exhibitors showcasing real-world production solutions for end-use parts that could be a viable alternative to so-called traditional manufacturing.

Building on 3D fab+print at K 2013, this year K visitors will be able to learn more about how 3D printing technology can further benefit plastics processing and design.

Stratasys is bringing its advanced 3D printing technologies to Formnext Powered by TCT, where it will demonstrate how additive manufacturing can be productive, efficient and profitable across a spectrum of applications.

Stratasys is known for bringing the next advancements in 3D printing technology to market and now it has met its pioneering industry equivalent in Schneider Electric. EPPM sat down with Stratasys to talk about the match made in innovation heaven.

For many, 2016 has been a little too eventful. From Bowie, to Brexit, from Trump to Toblerone, there have been some big headlines this year that got everybody talking, even if we haven't always been agreeing.

Champion of 3D printing solutions Stratasys will be demonstrating how additive manufacturing can shake up injection moulding at K 2016.

Building on 3D fab+print at K 2013, this year K visitors will be able to learn more about how 3D printing technology can further benefit plastics processing and design.

McLaren Racing has announced a new four-year deal with US additives firm Stratasys for its custom parts and prototypes, ahead of F1 season start in Australia.

The Stratsys F123 Series can be used for fast prototyping by 3DP beginners, widening the market for prototyping.

A dad reduced production time for his amputee son’s prosthetic limb by 90 per cent, using an Xbox scanner, his laptop and a Stratasys Connex 3D Printer.

Car builder Ford is testing 3D printing of large scale plastic car parts with the Stratasys Infinite Build 3D Printer.

Stratasys FDM and PolyJet 3D Printing Solutions are being used to produce final 3D printed race-ready parts for the new McLaren MCL32 racecar.

3D printing demonstrations from Stratasys will feature at the Med Tech Innovation Expo, 26-27 April in Coventry, UK.

Using a Stratasys Fortus 900mc printer, Siemens are customising parts for trams in the German town of Ulm.

Stratasys’ multi-cell printing array holds the potential for continuous, infinite production.

Our roundup of the most-read stories on the EPPM website in May has been distinctly materials-focused this time around, with some amazing examples of how plastics technology is bringing higher mechanical properties to manufacturing.

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