Brighter Whites with HP’s 5420W
Despite notable progress in 3D printing technology, the challenge of reliably producing bright and consistently white parts was still proving to be an issue —until recently. Continue reading to learn more about HP’s newest printer, the 5420W, the industrial 3D printer that is capable of producing consistently bright white parts.
Driving Towards Success: How the Canadian Automotive Industry Embraces Industry 4.0 Technologies
In a global market Canadian automotive manufacturers must leverage cutting-edge technologies to remain competitive. Technologies including: additive manufacturing, 3d scanning and design software are all used simultaneously to compliment the traditional manufacturing process – allowing automotive companies to easily meet their business goals. Continue reading to learn more about how leading automotive companies are using these technologies today.
How Adopting Industry 4.0 Technology Helps Businesses Mitigate the Labour Shortage
As technology advances, industries face labor shortages due to skill gaps, particularly in Canada’s aging population and manufacturing sector. In this blog post, learn how adopting industry 4.0 technologies, like additive manufacturing, addresses the issue by automating tasks, augmenting workers, and creating new specialized jobs. 3D printing automates repetitive tasks, enhances worker capabilities, and offers new employment opportunities.
3DXTECH Now Available
It’s a new year and we have exciting news! CAD MicroSolutions has partnered with 3DXTECH to bring Canadians top-of-the-line 3D printing filament, ranging from PLA to PEEK and everything in between. Read on to learn all about 3DXTECH and how their materials can elevate your prints.
How Additive Manufacturing is being leveraged for Investment Casting
The investment casting AM process uses the injection of metal into a mold. The prototype is typically 3D printed using wax and it is a perfect replica of the final product. A mold made in plaster is poured over the prototype and the liquid metal is injected inside the mold to replace the wax prototype, which is finally melted away.
3D Printing Trends to Look Out For
Additive manufacturing has become a revolutionary tool in healthcare in recent years and is predicted to continue to grow in industry adoption in years to come. Learn about the 3D printing trends in healthcare to look out for.
5 Reasons to Start 3D Printing in 2021
We have put together the top 5 reasons why organizations should start 3D printing in 2021.
Exergy Solutions and CAD Micro Leverage AR for First Remote Assisted 3D Printer Installation
During the beginning of the pandemic Exergy purchased two new HP printers to produce parts for ventilators and face shields in support of the covid-19 medical response.
CAD Micro Enables Innovation with New Additive Manufacturing Customer Experience Centre
CAD MicroSolutions opened the doors to its new Toronto head office in July 2018, featuring the first CAD MicroSolutions Customer Experience Centre. The new facility will serve as a dynamic lab space, showcasing technology innovations in additive manufacturing, virtual and augmented reality and design automation, offering customers the ability to see, touch and interact with the technology driving Industry 4.0.
CAD Micro Drives Canadian Innovation with Addition of BigRep Large-Format 3D Printers
CAD MicroSolutions Inc., a leading service provider and distributor of 3D technology in Canada, announced today that it has partnered with BigRep to bring commercial sales and distribution of their large-scale 3D printing solutions to Canada.