Lithoz GmbH, world market and industry leaders in ceramic 3D printing, is expanding its expertise in the dental sector with its innovative ceramic 3D printing solutions and strategic collaborations. The results of these efforts will be displayed at the International Dental Show (IDS) 2021 in Cologne. Lithoz, which is this year celebrating its 10th anniversary, … Continued
Lithoz GmbH, world industry and technology leader in ceramic 3D printing, has announced its ten-year anniversary as a provider of 3D printing machines and materials. Initially founded as a spin-off from the TU Wien in 2011, Lithoz was created with the mission to establish ceramic 3D printing as a reliable manufacturing process for industrial mass … Continued
Lithoz have recently opened a secondary site in Vienna, Austria This new location will greatly expand their production team and capabilities The company plan to use the new location to better serve their customers worldwide After opening bases in America and China, this second Austrian location is a great success for Lithoz Vienna, Austria: 13th … Continued
What technologies or materials do you specialise in? Near-Infrared moisture detection and control. What are the benefits of your technologies or materials? NIR (near-infrared) technology – highest accuracy Immediate process line adjustments Proper dryer control Reduced waste/wasted product Low to zero maintenance Process optimization Low cost and high accuracy Improved product quality – 100% … Continued
The health, safety and wellbeing of our exhibitors, visitors, speakers, contractors and staff attending The Advanced Materials Show, Ceramics UK, Battery Cells & Systems Expo and Vehicle Electrification Expo in July, is our number one priority. We want to ensure that the industry as a whole retains the confidence they have in us, as the organisers, to deliver a … Continued
Magnetic minerals and fine iron have plagued ceramic producers since the first glazed pot was produced many thousands of years ago. Early ceramicists adopted elaborate and colourful patterns to cover any imperfections caused by such contamination. Over time, the demand for white or single coloured ceramic products increased, making disguising any imperfection increasingly difficult. Ceramic producers turned … Continued
A brief introduction into the application of nano-additives within electrically conductive polymers. For certain applications, it is often desirable to combine the traditional advantages of polymers with electrical conductivity ranging from static dissipation through to conduction and EMI/RFI shielding. Applications for such polymers are evident in industries such as automotive, aerospace, defence, electronics and battery … Continued
1. Kyocera has expanded significantly since it was founded in 1959 from a small workshop in Kyoto City with 28 employees to about 75,500 globally. What sets Kyocera apart from its competitors which has enabled this level of growth? KYOCERA Corporation is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of fine ceramic components for the technology … Continued
Fighting back after an extraordinarily disruptive year, we will take the next important step forward in the wake of a tremendous amount of unseen activity that has been taking place, driving industry, innovation, research and academia. The Advanced Materials Show and Ceramics UK will champion all these superb efforts, and act as the most significant … Continued
Since the first ceramics were produced, iron and iron-bearing minerals have caused defects. The problematic minerals occur naturally in the raw materials, with additional fine iron accidentally introduced during transportation, storage or processing. Effective removal often involves several stages of magnetic separation. However, the introduction of High-Intensity Electromagnetic Filters proved ground-breaking in terms of removing … Continued