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The GTMA is a UK-based trade association representing leading companies in precision engineering, rapid product development, toolmaking, tooling technologies, metrology and othe...
Manchester Metrology has been running the Markforged 2 3D printer around the clock, to produce visors for the NHS free of charge.
The Markforged 2 is a 3D printer for serious e...
3D printing is revolutionizing so many sectors – here, we take a look at the huge changes being brought globally by 3D technology in the field of medicine, where computer-genera...
Everyone knows the importance cultural monuments have, and many people’s dream is to travel the word and visit these places. The problem with this is how difficult it is to pres...
Reverse engineering is a process in which software or products are deconstructed to extract design information from them.
This is useful because over the years, manufacturers h...
A 4th Measure Anything Event is coming up and once again Manchester Metrology is proud to be co-hosting it alongside many other Metrology companies. This year we are working tog...
New from Manchester Metrology Ltd is the revolutionary Snapmaker, the modular 3-in-1 3D printer that allows you to unlock your full creative potential from 3D printing to laser ...
Advances in 3D printing have been radically transforming manufacturing – and nowhere more than in the automotive sector, where 3D technology means the hugely faster and more eff...
How do 3D printers work?
Digital printers can turn a digital file into a real-life three-dimensional object. They do this by printing layer by layer, until the object is finish...







