1. | EXECUTIVE SUMMARY |
1.1. | Why adopt 3D printing? |
1.2. | Material compatibility across 3D printing technologies |
1.3. | Drivers and restraints of growth for 3D printing |
1.4. | Overview of polymer 3D printing technologies |
1.5. | Breaking down polymer materials for 3D printing |
1.6. | Overview of metal 3D printing technologies |
1.7. | Overview of metal AM feedstock options |
1.8. | 3D printing ceramics - technology overview |
1.9. | Evaluation of Ceramic 3D Printing Technologies |
1.10. | Ceramic 3D printing materials on the market |
1.11. | Overview of post-processing techniques for metal additive manufacturing |
1.12. | Overview of post-processing techniques for polymer additive manufacturing |
1.13. | Relationship between 3D printing hardware and software |
1.14. | 3D scanner manufacturers - segmented by price and technology |
1.15. | Technology segmentation |
1.16. | Technology segmentation |
1.17. | Current 3D printing technology market share |
1.18. | Current market share of materials demand - revenue and mass |
1.19. | 3D printing market forecast 2024-2034 |
1.20. | 3D printing hardware market share in 2034 |
1.21. | 3D printing hardware market by process |
1.22. | 3D printing hardware market by process |
1.23. | 3D printing materials forecast 2024-2034 by material type - revenue and mass |
1.24. | 3D printing materials forecast by material type - discussion |
1.25. | Conclusions |
1.26. | Company profiles - 3D printer manufacturers |
1.27. | Company profiles - 3D printing materials, software, services |
2. | INTRODUCTION |
2.1. | Glossary: common acronyms for reference |
2.2. | Scope of Report |
2.3. | The different types of 3D printing processes |
2.4. | Material compatibility across 3D printing technologies |
2.5. | Why adopt 3D printing? |
2.6. | History of 3D printing: the rise of the hobbyist |
2.7. | Timeline of 3D printing metals |
2.8. | History of ceramic 3D printing companies |
2.9. | Business models: selling printers vs parts |
2.10. | Consumer vs prosumer vs professional |
2.11. | Use patterns and market segmentation |
2.12. | Drivers and restraints of growth for 3D printing |
3. | POLYMER HARDWARE |
3.1. | Polymer Printing Technologies |
3.1.1. | Extrusion: thermoplastic filament |
3.1.2. | Extrusion: thermoplastic pellet |
3.1.3. | Powder bed fusion: selective laser sintering (SLS) |
3.1.4. | Powder bed fusion: multi-jet fusion |
3.1.5. | Vat photopolymerisation: stereolithography (SLA) |
3.1.6. | Vat photopolymerisation: digital light processing (DLP) |
3.1.7. | Material jetting: photopolymer |
3.2. | Polymer Printer Benchmarking |
3.2.1. | Introduction to Polymer 3D Printing Technologies |
3.2.2. | Benchmarking: Maximum Build Volume |
3.2.3. | Benchmarking: Build Rate |
3.2.4. | Benchmarking: Z Resolution |
3.2.5. | Benchmarking: XY Resolution |
3.2.6. | Benchmarking: Price vs Build Volume |
3.2.7. | Benchmarking: Price vs Build Rate |
3.2.8. | Benchmarking: Price vs Z Resolution |
3.2.9. | Benchmarking: Build Rate vs Build Volume |
3.2.10. | Benchmarking: Build Rate vs Z Resolution |
3.2.11. | Averages of Polymer 3D Printing Technologies |
4. | POLYMER MATERIALS |
4.1. | Introduction |
4.1.1. | Breaking down polymer materials for 3D printing |
4.2. | Photopolymer Resins |
4.2.1. | Introduction to photopolymer resins |
4.2.2. | Chemistry of photosensitive resins |
4.2.3. | Chemistry of photopolymer resins |
4.2.4. | Chemistry of photosensitive resins |
4.2.5. | Resins - advantages and disadvantages |
4.2.6. | General purpose resins - overview |
4.2.7. | Engineering resins - overview |
4.2.8. | Flexible resins - overview |
4.2.9. | Castable resins - overview |
4.2.10. | Healthcare resins - overview |
4.2.11. | Extrusion resins - overview |
4.2.12. | Viscous photosensitive resins |
4.2.13. | Photosensitive resin suppliers |
4.3. | Thermoplastic powders |
4.3.1. | Introduction to thermoplastic powders |
4.3.2. | Engineering (nylon) powder - overview |
4.3.3. | Flexible powder - overview |
4.3.4. | Composite powder - overview |
4.3.5. | High temperature powder - overview |
4.3.6. | Engineering (other) powder - overview |
4.3.7. | Thermoplastic powders: post-processing |
4.3.8. | Thermoplastic powder suppliers |
4.4. | Thermoplastic filaments |
4.4.1. | Introduction to thermoplastic filaments |
4.4.2. | General purpose filaments - overview |
4.4.3. | Engineering filaments - overview |
4.4.4. | Flexible filaments - overview |
4.4.5. | Reinforced filaments - overview |
4.4.6. | High temperature filaments - overview |
4.4.7. | Support Filaments - overview |
4.4.8. | Fillers for thermoplastic filaments |
4.4.9. | Thermoplastic filament suppliers |
4.4.10. | Procurement of thermoplastic filaments |
5. | METAL HARDWARE |
5.1. | Established Metal Printing Technologies |
5.1.1. | Powder bed fusion: direct metal laser sintering (DMLS) |
5.1.2. | Powder bed fusion: electron beam melting (EBM) |
5.1.3. | Directed energy deposition: powder |
5.1.4. | Directed energy deposition: wire |
5.1.5. | Binder jetting: metal binder jetting |
5.1.6. | Binder jetting: sand binder jetting |
5.1.7. | Sheet lamination: ultrasonic additive manufacturing (UAM) |
5.2. | Emerging Metal Printing Technologies |
5.2.1. | Emerging Printing Processes - Overview |
5.2.2. | Extrusion: metal-polymer filament (MPFE) |
5.2.3. | Extrusion: metal-polymer pellet |
5.2.4. | Extrusion: metal paste |
5.2.5. | Vat photopolymerisation: digital light processing (DLP) |
5.2.6. | Material jetting: nanoparticle jetting (NPJ) |
5.2.7. | Material Jetting: magnetohydrodynamic deposition |
5.2.8. | Material jetting: electrochemical deposition |
5.2.9. | Material jetting: cold spray |
5.2.10. | Binder jetting advancements |
5.2.11. | Developments in PBF and DED: energy sources |
5.2.12. | Developments in PBF and DED: low-cost printers |
5.2.13. | Developments in PBF and DED: new technologies |
5.2.14. | Processes with a metal slurry feedstock |
5.2.15. | Alternative emerging DMLS variations |
5.3. | Metal printers: comparison and benchmarking |
5.3.1. | Metal Additive Manufacturing: Technology Overview |
5.3.2. | Benchmarking: Maximum Build Volume |
5.3.3. | Benchmarking: Build Rate |
5.3.4. | Benchmarking: Z Resolution |
5.3.5. | Benchmarking: XY Resolution |
5.3.6. | Benchmarking: Price vs Build Volume |
5.3.7. | Benchmarking: Price vs Build Rate |
5.3.8. | Benchmarking: Price vs Z Resolution |
5.3.9. | Benchmarking: Build Rate vs Build Volume |
5.3.10. | Benchmarking: Build Rate vs Z Resolution |
5.3.11. | Overview of Metal 3D Printing Technologies |
5.3.12. | Maximums & Minimums of Metal 3D Printing Technologies |
6. | METAL MATERIALS |
6.1. | Metal powders |
6.1.1. | Overview of Metal AM Feedstock Options |
6.1.2. | Powder morphology specification |
6.1.3. | Water or gas atomization |
6.1.4. | Plasma atomization |
6.1.5. | Electrochemical atomization |
6.1.6. | Powder morphology depends on atomization process |
6.1.7. | Powder morphology depends on atomization process |
6.1.8. | Metal Compatibility with Printing Technologies |
6.1.9. | Suppliers of metal powders for AM |
6.1.10. | Titanium powder - overview |
6.1.11. | Titanium powder - main players |
6.1.12. | Titanium powder - main players |
6.1.13. | Key material start-ups for metal additive manufacturing |
6.1.14. | Recycled titanium feedstocks |
6.1.15. | Metal powder bed fusion post processing |
6.1.16. | Barriers and limitations to using metal powders |
6.2. | Other metal feedstocks |
6.2.1. | Metal wire feedstocks |
6.2.2. | Metal + polymer filaments |
6.2.3. | Metal + polymer filaments: BASF Ultrafuse |
6.2.4. | Metal + photopolymer resin |
6.3. | Emerging metal materials |
6.3.1. | Expanding the aluminum AM material portfolio |
6.3.2. | 3D printing with copper: huge potential with many challenges |
6.3.3. | Expanding the copper AM material portfolio |
6.3.4. | High entropy alloys for AM |
6.3.5. | Amorphous alloys for AM |
6.3.6. | Emerging aluminum alloys and MMCs |
6.3.7. | Multi-metal material solutions |
6.3.8. | Materials informatics for additive manufacturing materials |
6.3.9. | Materials informatics for additive manufacturing materials |
6.3.10. | Tungsten powder and nanoparticles |
7. | CERAMIC HARDWARE |
7.1. | Ceramic Printing Technologies |
7.1.1. | 3D printing ceramics - technology overview |
7.1.2. | Extrusion: ceramic paste |
7.1.3. | Extrusion: ceramic-polymer filament |
7.1.4. | Extrusion: ceramic-polymer pellet |
7.1.5. | Vat photopolymerisation: stereolithography (SLA) |
7.1.6. | Vat photopolymerisation: digital light processing (DLP) |
7.1.7. | Material jetting: nanoparticle jetting (NPJ) |
7.1.8. | Binder jetting: ceramic binder jetting |
7.1.9. | Why are there no commercial SLS ceramic printers? |
7.1.10. | Why are there no commercial SLM ceramic printers? |
7.2. | Ceramic Printers: Benchmarking |
7.2.1. | Ceramic: Build Volumes by Printer Manufacturer |
7.2.2. | Ceramic: Minimum Z Resolution by Printer Manufacturer |
7.2.3. | Ceramic Benchmarking: Z Resolution vs Build Volume |
7.2.4. | Ceramic: Minimum XY Resolution by Printer Manufacturer |
7.2.5. | Ceramic: Build Speed by Technology Type |
7.2.6. | Ceramic Benchmarking: Build Volume vs Price |
7.2.7. | Ceramic Benchmarking: Z Resolution vs Price |
7.2.8. | Evaluation of Ceramic 3D Printing Technologies |
8. | CERAMIC MATERIALS |
8.1. | Introduction to ceramic 3D printing materials |
8.2. | Classification: by feedstock type |
8.3. | Classification: by application |
8.4. | Classification: by chemistry |
8.5. | Ceramic 3D printing materials on the market |
8.6. | Bioceramics |
8.7. | Mechanical properties of 3DP ceramic materials |
8.8. | Thermal properties of 3DP ceramic materials |
8.9. | Average densities of 3DP ceramic materials |
8.10. | Flexural strength vs density - 3DP ceramic materials |
8.11. | Alumina comparison - AM vs non AM |
8.12. | Zirconia comparison - AM vs non AM |
8.13. | Silicon carbide and nitride comparison |
8.14. | Ceramic-matrix composites (CMCs) |
8.15. | Ceramic-matrix composites (CMCs) |
8.16. | Ceramics as reinforcement in 3D printing |
8.17. | Manufacturers of ceramics for 3D printing |
9. | COMPOSITE HARDWARE |
9.1. | Polymer composites - overview |
9.2. | Chopped fiber thermoplastic filament extrusion |
9.3. | Continuous fiber thermoplastic filament extrusion |
9.4. | Continuous fiber thermoplastic tape extrusion |
9.5. | Sheet lamination |
9.6. | Powder bed fusion: selective laser sintering (SLS) |
9.7. | Continuous fiber thermoset extrusion |
9.8. | Composite vat photopolymerization |
10. | COMPOSITE MATERIALS |
10.1. | Composite material feedstock: introduction |
10.2. | Material assessment: matrix considerations |
10.3. | Material assessment: mechanical properties |
10.4. | Material assessment: price and performance benchmarking |
10.5. | Material assessment: price and performance benchmarking |
10.6. | Complete material list: short carbon fiber |
10.7. | Complete material list: short glass fiber |
10.8. | Complete material list: powder |
10.9. | Complete material list: continuous fiber |
10.10. | Benchmarking study by independent research institute |
10.11. | Key composite 3D printing material news and developments |
10.12. | Recycled carbon fiber as feedstock material |
10.13. | Nanocarbon additive: property advantages |
10.14. | Nanocarbon additive: commercial activity |
11. | PRINTERS AND MATERIALS FOR CONSTRUCTION 3D PRINTING |
11.1. | A brief history of concrete 3D printing |
11.2. | The drivers behind 3D printed concrete |
11.3. | The drivers behind 3D printed concrete |
11.4. | Main categories of concrete AM technology |
11.5. | Cartesian ("gantry") extrusion |
11.6. | Cartesian ("gantry") extrusion |
11.7. | Robotic extrusion |
11.8. | Robotic extrusion |
11.9. | Binder jetting |
11.10. | Materials for concrete 3D printing |
11.11. | Notable concrete 3D printing projects |
11.12. | Notable concrete 3D printing projects |
11.13. | Notable concrete 3D printing projects |
11.14. | Notable concrete 3D printing projects |
11.15. | Barriers to adoption of concrete 3D printing |
11.16. | Outlook for concrete 3D printing |
11.17. | Concrete 3D printing companies |
11.18. | Clay 3D printing for construction |
11.19. | Thermoset 3D printing for construction |
12. | POST-PROCESSING FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING |
12.1. | Introduction to post-processing |
12.2. | Why is post-processing done after 3D printing? |
12.3. | Overview of post-processing techniques for metal additive manufacturing |
12.4. | Overview of post-processing techniques for polymer additive manufacturing |
12.5. | Material removal |
12.6. | Process-inherent treatments |
12.7. | Surface finishing techniques |
12.8. | Other post-processing treatments |
12.9. | AM post-processing companies |
12.10. | Pain points for post-processing in AM |
13. | SOFTWARE, SCANNERS, AND SERVICES |
13.1. | Software for 3D printing |
13.1.1. | Overview of 3D printing software segments |
13.1.2. | Relationship between 3D printing hardware and software |
13.1.3. | Hobbyist 3D printing software usage |
13.1.4. | Professional 3D printing software usage |
13.1.5. | 3D scanning software |
13.1.6. | Computer aided design (CAD) |
13.1.7. | .STL files |
13.1.8. | Computer aided engineering (CAE): topology |
13.1.9. | Computer aided engineering (CAE): process simulation |
13.1.10. | Computer aided manufacture (CAM): build preparation |
13.1.11. | Integrated CAD/CAE/CAM suites |
13.1.12. | Workflow management solutions |
13.1.13. | Pain points in 3D printing software |
13.1.14. | Developers of 3D printing software |
13.1.15. | Developers of 3D printing software |
13.1.16. | Developers of 3D printing software |
13.2. | 3D Scanning |
13.2.1. | Introduction to 3D scanning |
13.2.2. | Laser triangulation |
13.2.3. | Structured light |
13.2.4. | 3D computed tomography |
13.2.5. | Price segmentation of 3D scanners |
13.2.6. | 3D scanner manufacturers - segmented by price and technology |
13.2.7. | 3D scanners in additive manufacturing |
13.2.8. | Industries using 3D scanners with 3D printing |
13.3. | Production services for 3D printing |
13.3.1. | What are 3D printing service bureaus? |
13.3.2. | What does a service bureau do? |
13.3.3. | What does a service bureau do? |
13.3.4. | Value proposition behind service bureaus |
13.3.5. | Design for additive manufacturing (DfAM) |
13.3.6. | Notable 3D printing service bureaus |
13.3.7. | Notable 3D printing service bureaus |
13.3.8. | Notable 3D printing service bureaus |
13.3.9. | Challenges facing additive manufacturing service bureaus |
13.3.10. | Outlook for 3D printing service bureaus |
13.3.11. | List of selected 3D printing service bureaus |
14. | APPLICATIONS FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING |
14.1. | 3D Printing for Healthcare |
14.1.1. | Most popular 3D printing technologies in healthcare |
14.1.2. | Polymers used in medical 3D printing |
14.1.3. | Medical applications of polymer 3D printing |
14.1.4. | Medical applications of 3D printing by polymer type |
14.1.5. | 3D printing as a surgical tool |
14.1.6. | Using models to improve patient care, standards and efficiency |
14.1.7. | 3D printing custom plates, implants, valves and stents |
14.1.8. | 3D printing custom plates, implants, valves and stents |
14.1.9. | Case study: hip replacement revision surgery |
14.1.10. | Case study: canine cranial plate in titanium |
14.1.11. | 3D printing external medical devices |
14.1.12. | Case study: hearing aids |
14.1.13. | Case study: orthotic insoles |
14.1.14. | High temperature thermoplastic filaments and powders |
14.1.15. | Photosensitive resins |
14.1.16. | Titanium alloy powders |
14.1.17. | Bioactive ceramic filaments and resins |
14.1.18. | 3D printing during the COVID-19 pandemic |
14.1.19. | Case study: parts for ventilators |
14.1.20. | 3D printing in pharmaceuticals |
14.1.21. | 3D printed pharma: novel dissolution profiles |
14.1.22. | 3D printed pharma: personalized medication |
14.1.23. | 3D printed pharma: novel drugs and drug testing |
14.1.24. | 3D printed pharma: commercial status and regulatory overview |
14.1.25. | Digital dentistry and 3D printing |
14.1.26. | Digital dentistry workflow |
14.1.27. | Photopolymer resins for dentistry |
14.1.28. | Case study: Invisalign |
14.1.29. | Case study: dental models |
14.1.30. | Regulatory overview for polymer 3D printing in dentistry |
14.1.31. | 3D printed orthodontics |
14.1.32. | Case study: implantable dental devices and prostheses |
14.1.33. | Case study: mandibular reconstructive surgery |
14.2. | 3D Printing in Aviation, Space, and Defense |
14.2.1. | GE Aviation: LEAP fuel nozzles |
14.2.2. | GE Aviation: next-gen RISE engine |
14.2.3. | GE Aviation: bleed air parts and turboprop engines |
14.2.4. | GE Aviation and Boeing 777X: GE9X engines |
14.2.5. | Boeing 787 dreamliner: Ti-6Al-4V structures |
14.2.6. | Boeing: gearboxes for Chinook helicopters |
14.2.7. | Boeing and Maxar Technologies: satellites |
14.2.8. | Airbus and Eutelsat: satellites |
14.2.9. | Autodesk and Airbus: optimised partition wall |
14.2.10. | Airbus: bracket |
14.2.11. | RUAG Space and Altair: antenna mount |
14.2.12. | Hofmann: oxygen supply tube |
14.2.13. | Relativity Space: rockets |
14.2.14. | Composite 3D printing: UAVs and satellites |
14.2.15. | OEM AM Strategy - GE |
14.2.16. | OEM AM Strategy - Airbus |
14.2.17. | OEM AM Strategy - Boeing |
14.2.18. | OEM AM Strategy - Rolls-Royce |
14.3. | Other Industries Using Additive Manufacturing |
14.3.1. | Automotive |
14.3.2. | Motorsport |
14.3.3. | Marine |
14.3.4. | Oil and Gas |
14.3.5. | Power Generation |
14.3.6. | Manufacturing Plants |
14.3.7. | Consumer Goods |
14.3.8. | Art and Design |
14.3.9. | Electronics |
14.4. | Application Spotlight: Additive Manufacturing for Electric Vehicles |
14.4.1. | IDTechEx's electric vehicle definitions |
14.4.2. | Overview of electric vehicle markets |
14.4.3. | Electric car markets: another year of growth |
14.4.4. | What are the challenges for EV adoption? |
14.4.5. | AM in EVs: opportunities and barriers |
14.4.6. | Selected automotive player engagement with AM |
14.4.7. | 3D printing for EVs: prototyping |
14.4.8. | 3D printing for EVs: tools, jigs, and fixtures |
14.4.9. | 3D printing for EVs: electric motors |
14.4.10. | 3D printing for EVs: electric motor components |
14.4.11. | 3D printing for EVs: electric motor components |
14.4.12. | 3D printing for EVs: lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) |
14.4.13. | 3D printing for EVs: solid-state batteries (SSBs) |
14.4.14. | 3D printing for EVs: solid-state batteries (SSBs) |
14.4.15. | 3D printing for EVs: thermal management |
14.4.16. | 3D printing for EVs: thermal management |
14.4.17. | 3D printing for EVs: thermal management |
14.4.18. | 3D printing for EVs: other components |
14.4.19. | 3D printing for EVs: interior and body parts |
14.4.20. | Luxury EVs: an opportunity for AM |
14.4.21. | Luxury EVs: an opportunity for AM |
14.4.22. | Summary: additive manufacturing for electric vehicles |
15. | MARKET ANALYSIS |
15.1. | Financial Landscape for 3D Printing 2022 |
15.1.1. | Investment and M&A activity in AM: 2022 vs 2021 |
15.1.2. | AM-related companies going public in 2022 |
15.1.3. | AM-related companies going public in 2022: discussion |
15.1.4. | Notable AM mergers and acquisitions in 2022 |
15.1.5. | Notable AM mergers and acquisitions in 2022: discussion |
15.1.6. | 3D printing private funding: 2021 vs 2022 |
15.1.7. | 3D printing private funding: 2021 vs 2022 |
15.1.8. | Top 10 funding rounds in 3D printing in 2022 |
15.1.9. | Bankruptcies in AM in 2022 |
15.1.10. | Lay-offs and other news in AM in 2022 |
15.2. | Financial Landscape for 3D Printing 2023 |
15.2.1. | Investment and M&A activity in AM: 2023 vs 2022 |
15.2.2. | AM-related companies going public: 2021-2023 |
15.2.3. | Notable AM mergers and acquisitions: 2022 |
15.2.4. | Notable AM mergers and acquisitions: 2023 |
15.2.5. | Notable AM mergers and acquisitions: 2023 |
15.2.6. | Technology comparison: Stratasys vs Desktop Metal vs 3D Systems |
15.2.7. | 3D printing private funding: 2021-2023 |
15.2.8. | 3D printing private funding: 2023 |
15.2.9. | 3D printing private funding trends in 2023 |
15.2.10. | Other recent news in 3D printing |
15.2.11. | Common themes in recent 3D printing success stories |
15.2.12. | Common themes in recent divestures and exits from 3D printing |
15.3. | Historic Growth and Trends for 3D Printing |
15.3.1. | AM steadily growing into important high-value applications |
15.3.2. | Interesting trends for additive manufacturing |
15.3.3. | Crucial challenges for additive manufacturing |
15.3.4. | Additive manufacturing: key takeaways for solutions providers |
15.3.5. | 3D printing hardware historic revenue growth |
15.3.6. | Evolution of market shares for seven 3D printing processes |
15.3.7. | Technology segmentation |
15.3.8. | Technology segmentation |
15.3.9. | Current 3D printing technology market share |
15.3.10. | Current market share of materials demand - revenue and mass |
16. | MARKET FORECASTS |
16.1. | Introduction |
16.1.1. | 3D printing market forecast 2024-2034 |
16.2. | 3D Printing Hardware Forecasts |
16.2.1. | Forecast methodology and presentation of findings |
16.2.2. | 3D printing hardware market forecast 2024-2034 |
16.2.3. | 3D printing hardware market forecast by technology |
16.2.4. | 3D printing hardware market by technology |
16.2.5. | 3D printing hardware market by process |
16.2.6. | 3D printing hardware market by process |
16.2.7. | 3D printing hardware market by material |
16.2.8. | 3D printing hardware market by unit sale type |
16.2.9. | 3D printing hardware unit sales by technology |
16.2.10. | 3D printing install base by technology |
16.2.11. | 3D printing hardware market share in 2034 |
16.3. | 3D Printing Material Forecasts |
16.3.1. | Forecast methodology and presentation of findings |
16.3.2. | 3D printing materials forecast by material type - mass and revenue |
16.3.3. | 3D printing materials forecast by material type - Discussion |
16.3.4. | Polymer 3D printing materials forecast by feedstock - mass and revenue |
16.3.5. | Polymer Materials Forecast by Feedstock - Discussion |
16.3.6. | Metal 3D printing materials forecast by feedstock - mass and revenue |
16.3.7. | Metal AM Materials Forecast by Feedstock - Discussion |
17. | CONCLUSIONS |
17.1. | Key trends for 3D printing materials |
17.2. | Key trends for 3D printing hardware |
17.3. | Conclusions |
17.4. | Company profiles - 3D printer manufacturers |
17.5. | Company profiles - 3D printing materials, software, services |
18. | COMPANY PROFILES |
18.1. | 3D printer manufacturers |
18.1.1. | 3D Ceram Sinto |
18.1.2. | 3D Systems |
18.1.3. | 3D Systems (2022 Update) |
18.1.4. | 3D Systems (2023 Update) |
18.1.5. | 9T Labs |
18.1.6. | 9T Labs (2021 Update) |
18.1.7. | Aconity3D |
18.1.8. | ADDere |
18.1.9. | Addilan |
18.1.10. | Additive Industries |
18.1.11. | Admatec |
18.1.12. | AIM3D |
18.1.13. | Anisoprint |
18.1.14. | APS TechSolutions |
18.1.15. | APS TechSolutions (2021 Update) |
18.1.16. | Arevo |
18.1.17. | Arris Composites |
18.1.18. | Axtra3D |
18.1.19. | Azul3D |
18.1.20. | BCN3D Technologies |
18.1.21. | BeAM Machines |
18.1.22. | Bond3D |
18.1.23. | Chiron |
18.1.24. | Continuous Composites |
18.1.25. | Desktop Metal |
18.1.26. | DMG Mori |
18.1.27. | Electroimpact |
18.1.28. | EOS |
18.1.29. | Evolve Additive Solutions |
18.1.30. | Exaddon |
18.1.31. | ExOne |
18.1.32. | Foundry Lab |
18.1.33. | Fraunhofer IKTS |
18.1.34. | GE Additive |
18.1.35. | Gefertec |
18.1.36. | Hoganas (including Digital Metal) |
18.1.37. | HP 3D Printing |
18.1.38. | Impossible Objects |
18.1.39. | Inkbit |
18.1.40. | JuggerBot3D |
18.1.41. | Kumovis |
18.1.42. | Lithoz |
18.1.43. | Lithoz (2022 Update Interview) |
18.1.44. | Mantle |
18.1.45. | Markforged |
18.1.46. | Markforged (2023 Update) |
18.1.47. | Massivit 3D |
18.1.48. | Massivit 3D (2021 Update Interview) |
18.1.49. | MELD Manufacturing |
18.1.50. | Meltio |
18.1.51. | Meltio (2023 Update) |
18.1.52. | Metallum3D |
18.1.53. | Moi Composites |
18.1.54. | MX3D |
18.1.55. | Nano Dimension |
18.1.56. | Nanoscribe |
18.1.57. | Nexa3D |
18.1.58. | Nexa3D (2023 Update) |
18.1.59. | nScrypt |
18.1.60. | One Click Metal |
18.1.61. | Optomec |
18.1.62. | Optomec (2021 Update) |
18.1.63. | Optomec (2023 Update) |
18.1.64. | Orbital Composites |
18.1.65. | Photocentric |
18.1.66. | Photosynthetic |
18.1.67. | Prima Additive |
18.1.68. | Quantica |
18.1.69. | Quantica (2023 Update) |
18.1.70. | Rapidia |
18.1.71. | Renishaw |
18.1.72. | Roboze |
18.1.73. | Sciaky |
18.1.74. | SK-Fine |
18.1.75. | SLM Solutions |
18.1.76. | SPEE3D |
18.1.77. | SphereCube |
18.1.78. | Stratasys |
18.1.79. | Stratasys (2021 Update) |
18.1.80. | Stratasys (2022 Update) |
18.1.81. | Tethon3D |
18.1.82. | Titomic |
18.1.83. | Tritone Technologies |
18.1.84. | TRUMPF |
18.1.85. | Ultimaker |
18.1.86. | UpNano |
18.1.87. | ValCUN |
18.1.88. | Velo3D |
18.1.89. | Velo3D (2022 Update Interview) |
18.1.90. | WAAM3D |
18.1.91. | WAAM3D (2022 Update Interview) |
18.1.92. | Xerox |
18.1.93. | Xerox (2023 Update) |
18.1.94. | Xi'an Bright Laser Technology |
18.1.95. | Xolo |
18.1.96. | XJet |
18.2. | Materials Companies |
18.2.1. | 3D Strong |
18.2.2. | 6K |
18.2.3. | 6K Additive (2023 Update) |
18.2.4. | AlphaPowders |
18.2.5. | AlphaPowders (2023 Update) |
18.2.6. | BASF |
18.2.7. | Carpenter |
18.2.8. | Covestro |
18.2.9. | Elementum3D |
18.2.10. | Equispheres |
18.2.11. | Evonik |
18.2.12. | Gamma Alloys |
18.2.13. | Glassomer |
18.2.14. | Headmade Materials |
18.2.15. | Huntsman |
18.2.16. | Lubrizol |
18.2.17. | Materic: Synteris |
18.2.18. | Mechnano |
18.2.19. | Metalysis |
18.2.20. | Metalysis (2020 Update Interview) |
18.2.21. | Mitsubishi Chemical |
18.2.22. | Mitsubishi Chemical (2022 Update Interview) |
18.2.23. | Molecular Rebar Design |
18.2.24. | NanoAL |
18.2.25. | Nanoe |
18.2.26. | Oxford Performance Materials |
18.2.27. | Reflow |
18.2.28. | SAFINA |
18.2.29. | Schunk Carbon Technology |
18.2.30. | SGL Carbon |
18.2.31. | Solvay |
18.2.32. | TANIOBIS |
18.2.33. | Uniformity Labs |
18.2.34. | Victrex |
18.2.35. | Z3DLAB |
18.3. | Software and Services |
18.3.1. | 3D Inductors |
18.3.2. | 3T Additive Manufacturing |
18.3.3. | 3DEO |
18.3.4. | Addoptics |
18.3.5. | Addoptics (2023 Update) |
18.3.6. | Dassault Systemes |
18.3.7. | DyeMansion |
18.3.8. | FormAlloy |
18.3.9. | Graphite Additive Manufacturing |
18.3.10. | Guaranteed |
18.3.11. | Holo |
18.3.12. | Hyperganic |
18.3.13. | Luxexcel |
18.3.14. | Luxexcel (2023 Update) |
18.3.15. | MetShape |
18.3.16. | Norsk Titanium |
18.3.17. | OPT Industries |
18.3.18. | PrinterPrezz |
18.3.19. | Ricoh 3D |
18.3.20. | Seurat Technologies |
18.3.21. | Synbiosys |
19. | APPENDIX |
19.1. | 3D printing market forecast 2024-2034 |
19.2. | 3D printing hardware market forecast by technology |
19.3. | 3D printing hardware market by material |
19.4. | 3D printing hardware market by unit sale type |
19.5. | 3D printing hardware unit sales by technology |
19.6. | 3D printing install base by technology |
19.7. | 3D printing materials forecast by material type -mass |
19.8. | 3D printing materials forecast by material type - revenue |
19.9. | Polymer AM materials forecast by feedstock -mass |
19.10. | Polymer AM materials forecast by feedstock - revenue |
19.11. | Metal 3D printing materials forecast by feedstock - mass |
19.12. | Metal 3D printing materials forecast by feedstock - revenue |