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Revolutionizing Manufacturing with Inkbit

We are thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership that marks a significant milestone for us and our esteemed clients. By joining forces with Inkbit, we usher in a new age of manufacturing prowess, offering high-quality, precision-manufactured parts through cutting-edge 3D printing technology. This collaboration is not just a partnership; it’s a leap into the future […]

Ignite Creativity in the Classroom with 3D Printing Technology

3D Printing in Education

3D Printing in Education In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, it is essential for educators to embrace innovative technologies. Especially those that can spark creativity and enhance learning experiences for students. One such technology that has gained significant attention and proven to be a game-changer in the classroom is 3D printing. By integrating 3D printing […]

3D Printing a Harness for a Sea Turtle with Bubble Butt Syndrome

Bubble Butt Syndrome

Meet Charlotte, Mystic Aquarium’s Beloved Green Sea Turtle! Charlotte was rescued in 2008 after being struck by a boat. The strike left Charlotte with paralysis in his hind flippers and trapped air in his back end. This condition, often referred to as Bubble Butt Syndrome, creates a positive buoyancy in a sea turtle’s GI tract […]

3D Printing in Bioscience and Biotechnology

3D printing has become an increasingly popular technology in fields such as bioscience and biotechnology. In this article, we will explore how these fields utilize various 3D printing technologies. We will share examples of technologies including SLS, SLA, DLP, MJP, and CJP. From there, we will explain how they can revolutionize the way we approach […]

Investment Casting with Additive Manufacturing

Investment casting, also known as lost-wax casting, is a precision metal casting process that uses a hollow, sacrificial mold to produce high-precision metal parts. With the integration of additive manufacturing techniques, investment casting has become even more efficient and versatile. The process starts with a 3D printed wax pattern. A slurry then coats the wax […]

Additive Manufacturing vs. Subtractive Manufacturing

Let’s talk about Additive Manufacturing vs. Subtractive Manufacturing. To begin, additive manufacturing is the end-to-end process that creates products using 3D printing technology. This process includes proper design, slicing, and supports along with post processing necessary to produce a finished product. Subtractive manufacturing on the other hand, removes material by cutting, boring, drilling or grinding […]

It’s Time to Start 3D Printing, Here’s Why

It's Time to Start 3D Printing, Here's Why

If you’re not yet 3D printing, now is the time to start! We know what you’re thinking… “Why would my company need a 3D printer?” or maybe you’re thinking “the technology isn’t there yet”. Let us walk you through these thoughts and explain why investing in a 3D printer can put your business on top! […]

Our Commitment to True Adoption of 3D Printing

Our Commitment to True Adoption

At Adia, we’ve made a commitment to assisting companies in the true adoption of 3D printing technology. True adoption, to us, means effective use, visible results, and getting the most out of each 3D printing machine. We assist our customers during every phase of their 3D journey in order to assist their full adoption. Below […]

When Should I adopt 3D Printing Technology?

When to Implement 3D Printing

Although there are many applications to pursue within 3D printing, many companies are hesitant to implement the technology. This may be due to their lack of knowledge of how to and when to apply it to their business. We’ve outlined a few key questions to consider that will kickstart the beginning of your 3D journey. […]

3D Printing Explained

3D Printing Explained

3D printing (a.k.a. additive manufacturing) is the process of stacking thin layers of material to build a complex object or structure. Engineers create a CAD (computer-aided design) file which is later used to produce the build. The printer uses the CAD file to virtually divide the object into thin layers. This file acts as a […]