PUBLICATIONS

DEVELOPING NEW MATERIALS WITH ARMADILLO WHITE

Armadillo White is a fully open R&D binder jetting printer. But what does that mean exactly?

BINDER OPTIONS

The binder jetting process consists of a print head that selectively deposits a liquid binder onto a powder bed.

Washout: 3D printed tooling for complex composites

CONCR3DE presents new technology that can enhance binder jetting's scalability for the production of washout tooling cores and molds.

AM SUMMIT 2024: WHY INDUSTRIAL 3D PRINTING IS A WIN FOR HISTORIC CONSTRUCTION

3D printing and recycling of materials offer a modern solution for reconstruction.

MARMOMAC 2024: PUSHING THE BOUNDERIES OF 3D PRINTING

We are unveiling a large-scale statue printed in recycled limestone at the leading stone fair in Verona Italy.

CONCR3DE PRESENTS OPPORTUNITIES OF 3D PRINTED BIOCERAMIC MATERIALS AT BIOCAM

Founding partner of Chiron Biotech unveils novel options for bone tissue scaffolding applications.

A RECAP OF FORMNEXT 2023

We’re back home after an exciting Formnext and want to give you a recap of what happened - just in case you missed it.

CONCR3DE UNVEILS SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION SOLUTIONS AT FORMNEXT 2023

Scalable 3D printing platform supports technical and bio-based materials for waste-free production.

WELCOME TO OUR PUBLICATIONS!

We regularly share our knowledge insights and news on binder jetting and its potential uses across various industries.

DEPOWDERING PRINTS, HOW DOES IT WORK?

Learn the why and how of the depowdering process as integral part of any binder jetting 3D printing process.

WHAT MAKES BINDER JETTING SUSTAINABLE?

Explore how binder jetting additive manufacturing achieves sustainability benefits and waste reduction.

HOW DOES 3D PRINTING SILICON CARBIDE WORK?

CONCR3DE combines the exceptional mechanical properties of Silicon Carbide with the benefits of binder jetting 3D printing.

WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF BINDER JETTING?

Binder jetting is a cutting-edge 3D printing technology that is revolutionizing how products are made.

ADDITIVE VS. SUBTRACTIVE MANUFACTURING

Both create finished products - but what are they exactly and how do they relate to binder jetting?