Welcome to this week’s Throwback Thursday, in today’s article we will be looking at the history of 3D printing! For most of us, when we think of 3D printing, we think of modernity and futurism, but 3D printing has been around a little longer than you may think
While glass is known for being fragile, technical glass is strong with a range of applications. We discuss Borosilicate glass and its technical applications.
Silver is one of the most well-known materials, but sputter deposition is one of the technical applications for silver which you may not have heard of.
We talk about Inconel, a high performance and versatile metal alloy which has recently joined the world of 3D printing.
In this special episode we talk to Marc Steene – founder and director of our partner charity, Outside In. We are also joined by two Outside In artists who tell their stories and how Outside In have helped them.
We look at ceramics from both the scientific side and from the creative side. To talk us through the technical details of Macor®.
Tantalum is a transition metal on the periodic table. Sat between Hafnium and Tungsten, it has the atomic number of 73. First discovered in 1802 by A.G. Ekeberg in Sweden, Tantalum was named after the Greek mythological character, Tantalos.
Our top five sustainable materials Sustainability, reducing carbon footprints and boosting green credentials: this is something that’s on the cards for individuals and companies alike all around the world.
We explore Green Materials and their applications. To delve into how a company can remain Green and become more environmentally friendly.
