Israel-based micro additive manufacturing (AM) technology developer, Nanofabrica, has been working on developing materials and AM processes suitable for printing soft molds for micro injection applications, and has now accomplished a breakthrough which enabled the printing of a mold that lasted 20 shots, with plans to increase this to 1000 shots in the coming months, the company says.

Nanofabrica, manufacturer of 3D printers for precision engineering, invites researchers, doctors and manufacturers to harness its manufacturing capabilities to develop COVID19 related medical devices and solutions.

In a recent article from Michael Petch at leading additive manufacturing (AM) resource 3DPI, key players in the sector (including our CEO Jon Donner) were asked to give their views as the likely path of AM in this next decade.

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Nanofabrica works at the bleeding edge of innovation in the use of additive manufacturing (AM) as a production technology.

We are proud to share that last night Nanofabrica won the coveted TCT Award for innovation in polymer system AM hardware!

Nanofabrica is honored to have been selected to the 'Startup Nation to Mittelstand' program.

Nanofabrica looks at the possibilities that exist with its micro additive manufacturing technology in terms of support generation, assembly consolidation, and topology optimization through a focus on design for additive manufacturing (DfAM).

Nanofabrica is delighted to announce that it has been shortlisted as a finalist in the prestigious TCT Awards in the category Hardware - Polymer Systems.