Lithoz and Oak Ridge National Laboratory team up to advance 3D-printed non-oxide ceramics for extreme temperature applications
5th December 2023: Vienna, Austria. Lithoz GmbH and the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Oak Ridge National Laboratory have signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) to use Lithoz’s 3D printing technology to further explore the processing and additive manufacturing of non-oxide ceramics. Based on Laser-Induced Slipcasting (LIS) technology, the Lithoz 3D printer uses …
At Formnext 2023, Lithoz Opened the Door to Multi-Material Innovation
After great reception of the new lithium disilicate dental material at IDS 2023 in March and the successful Formnext last year, the Lithoz team was excited to come together for the grand trade show finale of 2023 – “Formnext – Where Ideas Take Shape”. This year, the company’s flagship printer CeraFab Multi 2M30 was on …
Lithoz announces strategic financial investment in AMAREA Technology, offering multi-material 3D printer for up to six different materials
21st November 2023: Vienna, Austria. Multi-material 3D printing made a strong impact at this Formnext, with Lithoz also showcasing their flagship printer the CeraFab Multi 2M30 for the first time at a public event. After almost a decade of fruitful cooperation together with Dresden-based Fraunhofer IKTS, another key innovation driver in multi-material printing, Lithoz has …
Lithoz Sells First North America CeraMax V900 and multi-material CeraFab 2M30 3D Printer to Dalhousie University
Lithoz GmbH, global market and innovation leaders in ceramic 3D printers, have recently installed the new Lithoz 3D printers at their new home Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia, Canada. Both machines represent the leading edge of ceramic material development, each in its own way opening completely new dimensions in processing high-performance ceramics. They will also be …
Lithoz reaffirms global market leadership position in ceramic 3D printing according to new VoxelMatters report
20th September 2023: Vienna, Austria. In the latest report issued by VoxelMatters, acknowledged independent source of information for the additive manufacturing (AM) industry, Lithoz have once again confirmed their global number one position in ceramic 3D printing for 2022. In detail, this 2022 top position was achieved in terms of revenue generated as well as …
3DPI Interview with Prof. Beni Cukurel: 3D Printed Jet Engines, a Micro Gas Turbine Revolution, and the Future of Energy
In a huge step towards the future of power generation and propulsion, a team led by Associate Professor Beni Cukurel at Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, has designed a micro gas turbine using additive manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D printing. This revolutionary development presents an ingenious approach towards the ‘Design for Additive Manufacturing’ …
Lithoz and Himed Team Up in Partnership to Drive 3D-Printable Medical-Grade Bioceramics to Next Level
11th July 2023: Vienna, Austria. Lithoz GmbH, global market and innovation leader in ceramic 3D printing, and New York-based biomaterials specialist Himed have entered into a long-term partnership, joining forces in further driving innovation and research into the 3D printing of medical-grade bioceramics. This joint effort, including Himed’s acquisition of a CeraFab S65 Medical printer, …
‚The Rise of Lithoz: Innovative Ceramic 3D Printing‘ via Fabbaloo
‚Lithoz seems to be on a roll, expanding in several directions.‘
New Lithoz CeraFab Lab to boost advanced ceramic research at Penn State University
27th June 2023: Vienna, Austria. Lithoz GmbH, world market and innovation leader in ceramic 3D printing, has delivered a CeraFab Lab L30 to Penn State University, whose Materials Research Institute is on the forefront of state-of-the-art ceramic research. With the installation of this Lithoz 3D printer, material researchers at Penn State will now have access …
Lithoz ceramic 3D printing technology: a game-changer for aerospace applications
Written by 3D Printing Industry. When it comes to 3D printing in aerospace, metals are often the conventional material. However, high-performance 3D printed ceramics possess a number of excellent properties which make them highly efficient, and especially well suited for use in extreme environments. This makes ceramics ideal for 3D printing parts for aerospace applications. …
