ceramitec

28/03/2022

Stephan Eirich, Managing Partner, Maschinenfabrik Gustav Eirich
“ceramitec is more than just a trade fair. It is a family festival and a showcase of achievements. It's finally time for the industry to meet again and for there to be this very special platform for exchange.

16/03/2022

Our second testimonials is Richard Gaignon. He is the CEO of 3DCeram Sinto, France.
“Ceramitec, is a major event in European ceramic business to which it is important to participate as a major player in ceramic additive manufacturing – 3DCeram.”

10/03/2022

Karl Liedel, Member of the Executive Board of Lingl Anlagenbau GmbH, Germany says:
"ceramitec once again offers the opportunity to introduce ourselves live to our customers and present ourselves as a reliable partner. We also use the trade fair to open a new chapter of our company as part of the SCHUG-GROUP."

02/03/2022

Cobalt is a main material used as a binder in cemented carbide, which is used as a material for cutting tools due to its hardness and resistance. But this material has some drawbacks. This is where ceramics comes into play. More in this article.

A recent study dives further into the feasibility of using nanoceramics as a binder for cemented carbide tools.

16/02/2022

Conventional methods for curing ceramics often have a detrimental effect on the durability and strength of the composites. To address this issue, a recent study examined biomaterials such as bamboo and pearls. These are the findings.

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A new study focuses on the development of bio-inspired, extremely hard quaternary nanocomposites for increasing the toughness of ceramic composites.

09/02/2022

Sound-absorbing materials are indispensable for reducing noise pollution in urban areas. However, there is still room for improvement at low frequencies. A recently published paper in ACS Omega now suggests that could be the solution.

ACS Publications

Noise pollution is an ever-present environmental problem in urban areas. To reduce the negative health effects it induces, sound absorbing materials are commonly employed, but their performance at low frequencies needs to be improved.

02/02/2022

Scientists from Peking University have developed the world's first dynamic mechanical analyzer (DMA) suitable for hard materials like ceramics. The instrument is able to automatically measure material properties under variable temperature conditions.

Recently, the Li Faxin Research Group of Peking University College of Engineering developed the world's first dynamic mechanical analyzer (DMA) suitable for hard materials (metals, ceramics, etc.). The instrument is based on the electro-mechanical impedance method which can quickly, accurately, and....

26/01/2022

Bosch Advanced Ceramics is a relatively new player on the ceramic AM market. What was their motivation to get involved with ceramics and what is the company's approach? An interview with Iris Heibel, Sales and Product Manager, and Nikolai Sauer, Engineering & Additive Manufacturing.

The TCT Magazine

Senior Content Producer Sam Davies speaks to Iris Heibel & Nikolai Sauer of Bosch Advanced Ceramics about the company's use of 3D printing technology.

19/01/2022

In view of the EU commission's Green Deal, the must look for renewable resources. Scientists have now found that volcanic ash could be used as an additive for improved bricks.

AZoNetwork

Volcanic eruptions can have a catastrophic effect on human life and property but leave behind an abundant resource: volcanic ash.

12/01/2022

An international team of researchers from University of Minnesota Twin Cities and Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel has discovered a path that could lead to shape-shifting ceramic materials. This discovery could improve everything from medical devices to electronics.

An international team of researchers from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities and Kiel University in Germany have discovered a path that could lead to shape-shifting ceramic materials. This discovery could improve everything from medical devices to electronics.

05/01/2022

A new process allows very thin hollow spheres to be made from metallic and ceramic materials. The technology enables the production of spheres with diameters from 1 mm. Compared to a solid sphere, weight savings of up to 90 % can be achieved.

A new process allows hollow spheres to be produced from metallic and ceramic materials with diameters of one millimeter and above. Compared with a solid sphere, weight savings of up to 90 percent can be achieved.

29/12/2021

It all started with two students building their own ceramic 3Dprinter at TU Wien. CEO Dr. Johannes Homa and CTO Dr. Johannes Benedikt talk about 10 years of Lithoz and why maintaining strong ties to academia is still important to them.

Lithoz CEO Dr. Johannes Homa and CTO Dr. Johannes Benedikt reflect on 10 years of ceramic 3D printing innovation.