This Week in Imaging: Printer Makers See Big Opportunities for Print Beyond Paper
Advertisements It’s perhaps a sign of the times that a significant portion of our news this week (aside from the...
Category: 3D Printing
European 3D-Printer Market Forecast to Hit $3.6 Billion this Year
Looking at vertical segments, discrete manufacturing accounted for more than half of total spending on 3D printing in the wider region in 2017, and will continue to be the largest investor by industry.
Ricoh USA Lays-Out Multi-Year Growth Strategy
According to Tokunaga: “We have put together a three-year journey and growth strategy specifically on commercial and industrial printing and printing on more than paper.”
This Week in Imaging: What Does Fujifilm’s Lawsuit Mean for Xerox? Plus, U.S. China Tariff Effects; More
Advertisements Fujifilm’s filing of a $1 billion breach-of-contact lawsuit this week in federal court against Xerox for scrapping the $6.1...
HP Inc., Guangdong Open New 3D-Printing Site in China
This is HP’s largest deployment of production-grade 3D printers in the Asia-Pacific and Japan region.
This Week in Imaging: Will China’s $70B Offer Stop U.S. Tariffs on Printers, Copiers, and Supplies?
Advertisements According to both The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, China has offered to purchase nearly $70...
What’s Next for Ricoh? Five Big Things
Ricoh has some “revolutionary products we’re looking to bring to market in both channels,” including the AnaJet wide-format textile printers.
HP Inc. Expands 3D-Printing Partnership with Siemens
HP Inc. announced yesterday that its expanded its 3D-printer partnership with Siemens, one of the world’s largest industrial manufacturing companies....
This Week in Imaging: Xerox Shareholders Should Vote on Fujifilm Deal; Industry Financials; More
Amid all the back-and-forth on the proposed Xerox-Fujifilm deal between the Xerox Board of Directors and Carl Icahn and Darwin...
HP 3D-Printing Solutions Now Available in Mexico
HP, which now ships more plastic production 3D printers than any company in the world, says it continues to accelerate the digital transformation of the $12 trillion global manufacturing industry with its groundbreaking Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing.
This Week in Imaging: There’s Gold in Those Printers – Literally and Figuratively
Those who can establish a stronger printer foothold should then be able to leverage this into a strong advantage later on.
Jabil, Forecast 3D to Install More HP 3D Printers, Expect to Produce Millions of 3D-Printed Parts
Jabil is a U.S.-based global manufacturing company, with more than 100 facilities in 29 countries. It’s complementing its U.S.-based HP Multi Jet Fusion installation with six additional production-ready HP Jet Fusion 4210 3D printers in Singapore, bringing its total to a dozen HP 3D printers.
This Week in Imaging: Xerox Must Wish it Never Heard of Affiliated Computer Services
Xerox shareholders will vote on the proposed merger of Xerox with Fuji Xerox sometime next month.
HP Inc., GE Additive, and EOS Lead 3D-Printer Revenue Growth
The personal 3D-printing market was dominated by XYZprinting, Monoprice and rising Prusa Research and Wanhao.
This Week in Imaging: All Aboard the High-Speed Inkjet Bandwagon; More
This week in the printing and imaging industry was notable for two high-speed inkjet announcements from two vendors, with Kyocera...
HP Now 3D-Printing Parts for 2D and 3D Printers; Sees Increased 3D-Printer Demand
HP is using Multi Jet Fusion 3D printers in its Print, Personal Systems, and 3D Printing business units.