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Who Not to Miss at RAPID + TCT 2024?

RAPID + TCT 2024 is opening today! Attendees from all over the world have come to Los Angeles, California to attend the biggest North American event for additive manufacturing. But with features galore as well as more than 400 exhibitors…

RAPID + TCT 2024
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RAPID + TCT 2024 is opening today! Attendees from all over the world have come to Los Angeles, California to attend the biggest North American event for additive manufacturing. But with features galore as well as more than 400 exhibitors present, where should you start? In anticipation of the first day, we have prepared a short list (not at all comprehensive) of some exciting exhibitors, focusing especially on those that are new to the show or those with interesting draws to their booths, to show you the possibilities. Check it out below and do not hesitate to let us know who we missed!

nTop Gives Attendees the Chance to Try 3D Printed Golf Clubs

Cobra Golf has made quite a stir in the past few weeks with its 3D printed golf clubs, which Bryson DeChambeau brought to a second place finish at the Masters last month. Now, you can see them yourself. nTop, whose software was used to design the clubs, will allow attendees at RAPID + TCT to try out the 3D-printed irons at their golf simulator at booth 1547. Not only that, but by going to the booth (or attending the keynote from Ryan Roach, at 1PM PDT on Wednesday), you will have the opportunity to win a set of LIMIT3D irons. A hole in one for the company?

Photo Credits: COBRA Golf

ADDiTEC Showcases New Solution Including New LMJ Technology at RAPID + TCT 2024

Since AddiTEC acquired Elem Additive Manufacturing when Xerox phased out its 3D printing business in 2023, all have been curious about what will come next for the company. Now, at RAPID + TCT, attendees will be able to see for themselves. The company will be present at the event and notably showing its latest solution, the Hybrid3, which came out late last year. As its name suggests, machine will integrate both additive manufacturing and CNC, not only that but there are two 3D printing technologies, ADDiTEC’s original High-Power Laser-assisted Directed Energy Deposition (LDED) process and the new Liquid Metal Jetting (LMJ) from Elem. Swing by booth 2612 to learn more!