ABCorp 3D Additive Manufacturing

In any business it's important to deliver the promises we make to our clients and customers. But every now and again there's a mechanical issue that can stop you dead in your tracks. As a manufacturing facility ourselves, we understand the struggle — and we have the solution. If your production lines are down, under maintenance, or plain just can't keep up — we are here to help. With our state-of-the-art 3D printing facilities in Massachusetts and Tennessee, we have the capacity and expertise to assist with your products until you are back up and running. Learn more here: #3Dprinting #additivemanufacturing #support #supplychain #parts

Researchers in Purdue University’s College of Engineering have developed patent-pending single-photon 3D nanoprinting technology. It is reported to produce a higher throughput of complex, high-resolution nanostructures faster and less expensively than traditional laser-based 3D additive nanoprinting technologies. Learn more here: #3Dprinting #additivemanufacturing #nanoprinting #Purdue

At ABCorp, technology is at the core of what we do. For over two centuries, we have been a top provider in essential critical goods and services in industries ranging from aerospace and consumer goods to prosthetics and automotive, spanning across over 120 countries. With our expertise in 3D additive printing, we are able to create completely customizable and ergonomic prostheses offering patients with limb differences an affordable and accessible prosthetic option. Learn more here: #3dprinting #additivemanufacturing #prosthetics

In a nuclear fusion reactor, temperatures exceed 150 million degrees Celsius—more than ten times hotter than the core of the Sun. Tungsten, a rare metal, can endure such extreme temperatures, making it promising for use in nuclear reactors. However, the metal is expensive, hard, and brittle. To advance work with the tricky metal, the U.S. Department of Energy awarded a $1 million grant to researchers at Iowa State University to study the possibility of 3D printing tungsten parts for nuclear reactors. Learn more here: #3Dprinting #additivemanufacturing #nuclear #research #iowastate #energy

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced the launch of the One Network for Regional Advanced Manufacturing Partnerships (ON-RAMP), a $200 million initiative designed to bolster New York’s advanced manufacturing workforce. The program will establish four workforce training hubs that hope to address the demand for skilled labor in industries such as semiconductors and advanced manufacturing. Learn more here: #3Dprinting #additivemanufacturing #newyork #onramp

At ABCorp, we’re leading the way with the latest HP Multi Jet Fusion and Desktop Metal Binderjet technology. With a wide array of materials—PA12, PA11, Polypro, BASF TPU, and even full-color PA12—we can bring your ideas to life. We also offer 174PH Stainless Steel finishing in a highly secure environment. As an Intergraf (ISO 14298) certified and FDA registered facility, ABCorp delivers unrivaled security and expertise. For over 225 years, we’ve been at the forefront of secure printing, and we’re ready to guide you from concept to completion. Let’s build the future together! #3DPrinting #Innovation #SecurePrinting #Prototyping #ABCorp

This year alone, the US Army’s 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum has saved around half a million dollars by 3D printing replacement parts. Learn more about their investment in this technology, here: #3Dprinting #additivemanufacturing #fortdrum

The application for 3D printing is nothing short of a sea change – rapid, full-color prototyping and even short-run, highly detailed parts manufacturing. If you can imagine it, 3D print technology can make it happen. Learn more about what we can offer, here: #3Dprinting #additivemanufacturing #production

Companies no longer need to place large, bulk orders to make international manufacturing cost-effective. Instead, they can produce smaller batches locally, catering to fluctuating market trends without the risk of overproduction, by utilizing local 3D printing companies. Learn more at our latest blog, here: #3Dprinting #additivemanufacturing #supplychain #production #madeintheusa

Researchers at Washington State University (WSU) have developed an AI-guided 3D printing process capable of producing highly detailed replicas of human organs. The new technique is aimed at allowing surgeons to rehearse complex procedures, providing more accurate and patient-specific practice. Learn more here: #3Dprinting #AI #surgery #healthcare #surgeons