Additive Manufacturing

MAY 2016

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING is the magazine devoted to industrial applications of 3D printing and digital layering technology. We cover the promise and the challenges of this technology for making functional tooling and end-use production parts.

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MAY 2016 Additive Manufacturing 2 IN EVERY ISSUE Something to Add 06 News 08 Technology Review 37 Ad Index 39 Check This Out 40 Industry Spotlight 19 Tech Trends 20 MFG Advocate 22 FEATURES May 2016 Vol. 5 No. 2 26 40 30 ABOUT THE COVER: Caterpillar just opened a new Additive Manufacturing Factory near its Peoria, Illinois, headquarters. Expecting AM to be an option for produc- tion in the future, the company is getting ready today by exploring AM's use in applications including service parts. Read more in the story on page 26. 26 Caterpillar Lays the Groundwork A new Additive Manufacturing Factory focuses on aftermarket parts today in preparation for production parts in the future. By Peter Zelinski 30 Knee Surgery's Next Step Additive manufacturing made it possible to produce a medical tool that ofers surgeons better control during ACL repair or replacement surgery. By Christina Fuges 32 The Long View on Additive What is the way forward for an independent manufacturer ofering AM? By Peter Zelinski 36 Three Things to Watch in AM Discussion at a local meeting surfaced three challenges of additive manufacturing that OEMs, users and others are watching with interest. By Stephanie Hendrixson 12 Taking Shape • Arcam CEO Speaks of Promise and Progress in Aerospace and Orthopedic Industries • Additive Manufacturing Competency Center Open for Training • Expanding Horizons with Rapid Tooling • R&D; Project Demonstrates Metal AM for Mold Tooling Makers

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