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The Admaflex 300 offers more than 12 million pixels per single layer, dramatically increasing the throughput and efficiency in high accurate technical ceramic and metal 3D printing.

Formatec is able to offer five different ways to shape ceramics, suited to the customers’ need to choose the best fit depending on quantity, investment and lead time. When application rules over design, 3D printing surely is your way to go.

Additive manufacturing technologies have advanced to the point where 3D printing processes and systems have moved outside the laboratory and onto the factory floor. More than 90% of Fortune 500 manufacturing CEOs agree that additive manufacturing will play a pivotal role in their operations in the future, and we can expect greater use of these...

Additive manufacturing has its roots in the 1980s and has gradually matured into a formidable set of technologies. What was once viewed as a technology for building plastic widgets in college dorm rooms is now being used in a variety of industries, including aerospace, defense, mobile/IoT, and medical devices. 

Component traceability, in-lab testing, and inspection of finished products are critical aspects of quality control for electronic products. Large and small electronics OEMs in highly regulated industries must contend with the same set of quality standards on new products. Supply chain volatility, broadened product lines, and more advanced electronic designs place greater pressure on quality...

IoT devices, new mobile devices, UAVs/UUVs, unique systems in aerospace and defense—all of these products and many more now require wireless communication in one or more frequency bands, often simultaneously. This means each of these systems will need one or more antennas to operate in their intended environments. This is in addition to the large...

When you think of low-volume production for electronic components and devices, you likely think of producing a single panel of prototype PCBs or a single wafer of ICs. Compared to ICs, PCBs require much greater customization, are typically produced in lower volume and may be created in several variants throughout a product’s lifecycle. Each design...

Formatec manufactures products from ceramic materials, such as alumina, zirconia, and silicon nitride, and develops new ceramic materials.