Sculpteo 3D printing blog

Are you looking for new materials and more sustainability in your manufacturing process? We have some great news for you this month. What is Happening in November at Sculpteo?  We’re launching new 3D printing materials: Discover the benefits of bio-b...

What is Happening in October at Sculpteo?  Autumn is in full swing and for many of our customers, the time to develop new projects is now! The team at Sculpteo are continuing to develop their offer to better meet your 3D printing needs. Discover the ...

What’s happening in September at Sculpteo? Summertime is over, and it is now time to get back to work. Isn’t it the best moment to try out new 3D printing ideas, test the new high-performance materials, or launch a new project? Well, we have good new...

3D printing is offering a lot of possibilities for many industries, and aeronautics and aerospatial are some of them. These industries are actually making the most of this technology, both for prototyping and production. New opportunities are constan...

Ultrafuse Stainless Steel 316L is now available on our online 3D printing service for your next 3D printing orders! If you are looking for a cost-effective metal manufacturing solution to create your metal projects, this BASF Ultrafuse 316L Stainless...

The State of 3D Printing 2020 is out! As may know, each year, Sculpteo launches its annual survey to collect information and data about how 3D printing is used all over the world. Professionals from every sector possible answered this survey. This ye...

Ted conferences, YouTube channels… During the past few weeks, we have touched upon different ways you can satisfy your curiosity for 3D Printing while at home. But if you have had enough videos or are just not into it, there is still more content sit...

  Released last year, the Tesla Model Y is a 100% electrically powered SUV and the 4th car to be featured in Tesla’s range. Even though this vehicle is made using traditional manufacturing processes, Munro Live, a YouTube channel held by engineering ...

From 3D printed engines to 3D printed tissues in space, NASA’s ability to find new space applications for 3D Printing seems to have no limit. The agency demonstrated even more creativity with additive manufacturing by working out a new insulation pro...

You know it, the Coronavirus or Covid-19 is currently shaking up everyone’s daily life all around the world. This inevitably impacts the 3D printing world: we can now see all 3D printing events canceled or postponed to better times. On this blog, we ...