ExOne acquisition accelerates expansion into 3D-printed tooling for composites
Photo Credit: ExOne On April 28 ExOne Co. (North Huntington, Pa., U.S.), a binder jet 3D printing technology company announced it has acquired the assets of Freshmade 3D (Youngstown), an Ohio-based startup with a patented method of creating durable AMClad tooling out of sand forms 3D-printed on ExOne machines for a wide range of composite tooling applications. The strategic move will strengthen ExOne’s position as a provider of large-format 3D-printed (also known as LFAM) tooling for industrial applications. AMClad tooling, which is 3D printed in low-cost sand on ExOne systems and then...
Source: compositesworld.com