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GREENGUARD ISO 14001 Certification
MakerBot are bringing the first educational 3D printing solution with a GREENGUARD Certification for low emissions through testing from UL - a global science and safety company - to make your classroom a safe space for your students to thrive. The GREENGUARD ISO 14001 certification is for the MakerBot Tough PLA, so you can be confident about the safety of your students while they create tough and sturdy prints. The MakerBot Tough PLA with GREENGUARD certification is compatible with the Sketch, Method and Method X 3D Printers.
To read more about the GREENGUARD Certification, click here.
Read more »MakerBot Tough PLA for Sketch
MakerBot Sketch Tough PLA is much stronger and more rigid than normal PLA, and acts more like ABS without needing the high
Posted: June 02, 2021Read more »When it comes to Reverse Engineering and Inspection we are always aiming at offering you high-quality, user-friendly and accessible 3D scanning tools in combination with cutting edge software technology. This time we teamed up with our trusted software partner Verisurf to offer you a unique hybrid solution.
Posted: April 23, 2021Posted: May 26, 2020Read more »Learn How the Robotics Team at Carl Hayden High School Uses 3d Printing to Push the Boundaries of Stem Learning – Mastering the Skills That Ensure Success in a Rapidly Changing World.
High school robotics teams have never been more popular, and perhaps none are more impressive or well known as the talented crew of 14 - 18 year old students in Phoenix, Arizona that make up Falcon Robotics. Led by the inspiring coach Faridodin “Fredi” Lajvardi, a Marine Science teacher at Carl Hayden High School, Falcon Robotics was catapulted to notoriety in 2004 when they competed as underdogs against high schools and universities to win a national championship.
“Falcon Robotics works sort of like a small company” coach Fredi explains. “Different teams collaborate to design things like navigation software or propulsion systems, solving smaller problems, then fit them together to solve the broader challenges set out by the competition.” With access to reliable and intuitive MakerBot 3D p
Posted: April 28, 2020Posted: April 28, 2020Read more »Open Bionics are a bionics company developing affordable, assistive devices that enhance the human body. Current upper limb prostheses exist as hooks, grippers, or expensive bionic hands, but Open Bionics are on a mission to make beautiful bionic limbs more accessible. They have started by introducing the Hero Arm, a stylish multi-grip bionic hand.
Posted: April 20, 2020Read more »WASP has developed a process that, starting from the 3D scan of the face, allows you to create and customise a 3D mask tailored to each operator.
Posted: April 14, 2020Read more »
Rollem Ltd of Barnsley, specialist manufacturers of innovative, bespoke print finishing solutions for printers around the world has been in business for over 90 years, and unsurprisingly owes its’ long years of success to exploiting technical innovation to drive their continuing supply of highly accurate, flexible, productive systems.
An early adopter of 3D printing, Rollem runs a suite of MakerBot 3D printers from 5th Gen to the latest members of the MakerBot Method family of printers. Normally printing bespoke or low volume or custom parts for customised system modules, recent events have pared Rollems’ normally vibrant working environment back to a skeleton crew focusing on printing facemask parts for the NHS as part of a manufacturing and distribution network to help meet PPE demand during this national pandemic.
The National 3D Printing Society has joined efforts with Medical Supply Drive UK, a non-profit organisation run by volunteer NHS doctors, medical students and
