This Week in Imaging: Billions and Billions …of Printed Pages
Plus, Ninestar’s G&G adds more remanufacured toner supplies for A3 MFPs – are more on the way?
Tagged: 3D printing
Nissan to Use HP Multi Jet 3D Printing for Auto-Parts Production
On-demand 3D printing enable flexible design and just-in-time 3D production for virtual inventory that meets the demand for complex parts while reducing costs.
Xerox Announces First Installation of its Liquid-Metal 3D Printer
Xerox’s 3D-printing plan began back in 2019, when it acquired Vader Systems, a New York-based startup specializing in patented 3D liquid-metal printing technology.
This Week in Imaging: Will Fujifilm Business Innovation Try Where Others Have Succeeded?
Next spring, we may see something we’ve never seen before in the office-imaging world: Fuji Xerox – now rebranded as...
Cobra Golf Putter Produced Using HP 3D Metal Printing
“3D printing is accelerating design innovation, and this breakthrough putter will help usher in a new era for the sporting-equipment industry at large.”
This Week in Imaging: Canon’s Inkjet-Printer Sales Boom
The long-term effect of Canon’s boom in inkjet-printer sales may be in getting users to accept inkjet versus laser, which also helps inkjet companies such as HP Inc. and Epson.
Global 3D-Printer Market Sees Some Gains in Second Quarter
Demands made on the installed base of 3D printers in all price ranges increased as they were used to create pandemic-related items ranging from PPE to nasopharyngeal swabs.
This Week in Imaging: Brace Yourself for Next Week’s Earnings Reports
These earnings reports will tell us who is or isn’t recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, and will be perhaps the most critical earnings reports since those from the 2008 Great Recession.
HP and Partners Showcase Digital-Manufacturing and 3D-Printing Technologies
In an HP survey, over four-in-five respondents (85 percent) indicated that their company plans to increase their additive manufacturing/3D-printing investment.
This Week in Imaging: The ‘New Normal’ Quickly Becomes Normal
It’s amazing how what at one point looked very odd – masses of people in China wearing protective facial shields...
HP Debuts New Groundbreaking Material for 3D-Printing Manufacturing
he new HP 3D High Reusability PP provides customers with a new additive manufacturing material offering the same properties as commonly used PPs in injection molding, which has proven to have nearly unlimited use
Ricoh Starts Face-Shield Production in Japan
The Japan Times reports that Ricoh Company of Tokyo, Japan, said today that it’s started making face shields for medical...
This Week in Imaging: Epson is Literally Giving it Away
While we were all naturally occupied with thoughts of the COVID-19 pandemic, Epson America made an interesting announcement this week...
HP Expanding 3D Printing as a Service Program
On March 27th, HP Inc. announced that it’s expanding its pay-per-use 3D (printing)-as-a-Service (3DaaS) Plus subscription model to new markets....
HP Reports Higher PC, Printer Sales in Wake of Work-at-Home Trend
The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic will have lasting effects throughout the world. One effect is office employees working at home, typically...
This Week in Imaging: COVID-19 and A4 Printer, A3 Copier Demand and Supply
Back in the early 1990s when digital copier/printers were first introduced, there was lots of marketing that went along with...
