Danko Arlington invests in 3-D sand printing

摘要

Danko Arlington (Baltimore) recently installed its first 3-D sand printer, a Voxeljet VX1000-PDB which uses phenolic direct binding. The company has renovated and dedicated approximately 5,000 sq. ft of its original pattern shop (first constructed in 1945) to house the new equipment. According to a news release, the new additive manufacturing center also will house Danko Arlington's two Stratasys Fortus 900mc 3-D printers which have been producing polycarbonate patterns and core boxes since 2010.