Industrial Print eNews, September 23, 2020

	Volume IV \| Issue 35 \| September 23, 2020


	Dear Subscriber, As three-dimensional (3D) printing technologies continue to advance, more industries find uses for it. For one jeweler, 3D printing is the perfect solution for producing wedding rings. View our September digital edition, available 24/7! Click here to view. If you would like to receive the magazine digitally each month click here and check “digital” in the second question. Also be sure to follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter!

	3D Printed Wedding Rings Three-dimensional (3D) printing is fairly common in the jewelry industry, with the ability to create unique pieces in a variety of materials. However, in this market 3D printing is most often used for customized one-offs or prototyping master models that are later mass produced by traditional techniques. Here, we look at a jewelry manufacturer that puts its 3D printing technology at the heart of. … more >>

	Shape Shifting Saw blades are beneficial to signmakers and graphic production houses using a range of heavy-duty materials. They are ideal for any job that requires accurate straight cuts. To further illustrate saw … more >> Coating: An Important Part of the Equation From the ancient Egyptians to 17th century Britain, the value, functionality, and beauty of glass is recognized in artwork to commercial business. Glass manufacturers build on this history with the help of a number of decoration … more >>

	subscribe today!! Subscribe or renew your FREE subscription to Industrial Print magazine. Sign up once for free issues! Click here to sign up today. • Thermwood and General Atomics Partner on Additive Tool with Significant Cost Savings – Finishing • Xeikon Launches Revolutionary New Digital Press in North America – Labels & Packaging • OneVision Expands Prepress Suite with Powerful Features – Workflow • Virtual Label Summit Program Confirmed – Labels & Packaging • BCN3D Enters New Era – 3D Printing • DSM Partners with Nexa3D to Deliver New Class of Sustainable Laser Sintering Materials – 3D • Acucote Introduces Wash Off Adhesive – Consumables • Mutoh Launches New Dye Sublimation Printer – Wide Format Printing • Michelman’s Water Resistant HydraBan Coatings Make Innovative Solutions Possible – Inks and Media • Inkcups Introduces Transparent Pin Curing for Helix Printers – Packaging • Kornit Digital Acquires Custom Gateway – Textiles • Mactac Announces Interior Floor Graphic Products for the Roll Label Market – Inks and Media


	Kyocera Corporation Kyocera Corporation, the headquarters and parent company of the global Kyocera group, was founded in 1959 in Kyoto, Japan as a start-up venture by Dr. Kazuo Inamori and seven colleagues. Kyocera’s founders shared a vision… more >> Lectra Lectra is the world leader in high-tech solutions – product design and development software, cutting machines and associated services – designed to help fashion and apparel, automotive and furniture companies to… more >> Lintec of America Inc. Lintec of America is a manufacturer of pressure sensitive films for visual marking, signage, and architectural window applications. We specialize in optically clear … more >>

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	Editorial Mission: To provide a practical guide for manufacturers embracing advancements in industrial printing. Packaging, textiles, decorative laminates, tiles, electronics, and other industrial print markets are experiencing disruptive technology changes. Industrial Print magazine provides unbiased editorial offering product reviews and application stories that provide insight within this dynamic market. Copyright 2020 Industrial Print. All rights reserved.

Sep 24, 2010Cassie Balentine

Industrial Print eNews, September 23, 2020

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