Trumpf Additive Manufacturing Solutions Featured at Booth #1018 in Tampa
Visit NCS at Defense Manufacturing Conference Next Week
Posted by John Callahan on Dec 2, 2022 12:42:36 PM
Topics: military, NCS3Dprinting
Final Day of DSI Military Additive Manufacturing Summit
Posted by Katie Callahan on Jul 28, 2021 9:55:39 AM
NCS and nScrypt 3D Printing Solutions at Booth 18
Today is the final day of the DSI Military Additive Manufacturing Summit at the Tampa Hilton. NCS is featuring nScrypt solutions at Booth 18. NCS has the exclusive right to sell nScrypt’s 3D manufacturing system product line to the U.S. Government, along with nScrypt. NCS Technologies also has nonexclusive right to sell nScrypt’s product line to commercial customers in the U.S. NCS services the equipment that it sells.
The Defense Strategies Institute 5th Annual summit is designed as an educational “Town Hall” forum, where thought leaders and key policy-makers across military services, defense agencies, and civilian organizations come together for education and discussion.
Additive manufacturing methods are being quickly integrated across the Armed Services to increase the current level of capability, while reducing the cost of parts, in order to deliver greater operational flexibility to the warfighter and further enhance the defense industrial base.
nScrypt’s exceptional precision and volume control solve a chronic weakness of 3D Printing: repeatability within tight tolerances. Drawing from the largest palette of commercially available materials, the SmartPump™ and nFD™ Material Extrusion tool heads can be used to combine plastics, metals, ceramics, and composites in single builds with exceptional tolerance and control. Using nScrypt’s changeable pentips as small as 10 microns, smooth surfaces with fine features can be achieved, without post-build smoothing.
To meet with NCS and nScrypt 3D Printing experts, or for immediate information or a price quote, please contact Kyle Stromberg at 571.405.1059.
Topics: military, NCS3Dprinting
DSI Military Additive Manufacturing Summit Opens Today
Posted by Katie Callahan on Jul 27, 2021 10:24:13 AM
NCS and nScrypt 3D Printing Solutions at Booth 18
The Summit is now open at the Tampa Hilton! NCS is featuring nScrypt solutions at Booth 18. NCS has the exclusive right to sell nScrypt’s 3D manufacturing system product line to the U.S. Government, along with nScrypt. NCS Technologies also has nonexclusive right to sell nScrypt’s product line to commercial customers in the U.S. NCS services the equipment that it sells.
The Defense Strategies Institute 5th Annual summit is designed as an educational “Town Hall” forum, where thought leaders and key policy-makers across military services, defense agencies, and civilian organizations come together for education and discussion. This year’s summit focuses on the latest innovations in 3D printing technologies and the push across the DoD to rapidly supply durable, effective equipment and parts to the warfighter on the battlespace.
Additive manufacturing methods are being quickly integrated across the Armed Services to increase the current level of capability, while reducing the cost of parts, in order to deliver greater operational flexibility to the warfighter and further enhance the defense industrial base.
nScrypt’s exceptional precision and volume control solve a chronic weakness of 3D Printing: repeatability within tight tolerances. Drawing from the largest palette of commercially available materials, the SmartPump™ and nFD™ Material Extrusion tool heads can be used to combine plastics, metals, ceramics, and composites in single builds with exceptional tolerance and control. Using nScrypt’s changeable pentips as small as 10 microns, smooth surfaces with fine features can be achieved, without post-build smoothing.
"NCS is pleased to offer sophisticated systems like those from nScrypt. A single tool can provide complex designs with multiple materials including metals, polymers, liquids and even bio-materials. These systems round out NCS's additive manufacturing portfolio and enhances our ability to meet customer needs," said Joe Andrews, director, 3D Print and Services.
To set up an appointment to meet with NCS and nScrypt 3D Printing experts, or for immediate information or a price quote, please contact Kyle Stromberg at 571.405.1059.
Topics: military, NCS3Dprinting
DSI Military Additive Manufacturing Summit Opens Tuesday
Posted by Katie Callahan on Jul 26, 2021 10:32:33 AM
Learn About nScrypt 3D Printing Solutions at Booth 18
NCS is partnering with nScrypt and will be at Booth 18 at the Military Additive Manufacturing Summit, at the Tampa Hilton. The event opens tomorrow.
The Defense Strategies Institute 5th Annual summit is designed as an educational “Town Hall” forum, where thought leaders and key policy-makers across military services, defense agencies, and civilian organizations come together for education and discussion. This year’s summit will focus on the latest innovations in 3D printing technologies and the push across the DoD to rapidly supply durable, effective equipment and parts to the warfighter on the battlespace. Additive manufacturing methods are being quickly integrated across the Armed Services to increase the current level of capability, while reducing the cost of parts, in order to deliver greater operational flexibility to the warfighter and further enhance the defense industrial base.
At this summit NCS is featuring nScrypt solutions. NCS has the exclusive right to sell nScrypt’s 3D manufacturing system product line to the U.S. Government, along with nScrypt. NCS Technologies also has nonexclusive right to sell nScrypt’s product line to commercial customers in the U.S. NCS services the equipment that it sells.
nScrypt’s exceptional precision and volume control solve a chronic weakness of 3D Printing: repeatability within tight tolerances. Drawing from the largest palette of commercially available materials, the SmartPump™ and nFD™ Material Extrusion tool heads can be used to combine plastics, metals, ceramics, and composites in single builds with exceptional tolerance and control. Using nScrypt’s changeable pentips as small as 10 microns, smooth surfaces with fine features can be achieved, without post-build smoothing.
"NCS is excited to partner with nScrypt at this summit and is proud to offer sophisticated systems like those from nScrypt that are manufactured in this country and that are capable of advanced 3D Printing. A single tool can provide complex designs with multiple materials including metals, polymers, liquids and even bio-materials. These systems round out NCS's additive manufacturing portfolio and will greatly enhance our ability to meet customer needs," said Joe Andrews, director, 3D Print and Services.
To set up an appointment to meet with NCS and nScrypt 3D Printing experts, or for immediate information or a price quote, please contact Kyle Stromberg at 571.405.1059.
Topics: military, NCS3Dprinting
DSI Military Additive Manufacturing Summit Opens Next Week
Posted by Katie Callahan on Jul 22, 2021 2:15:10 PM
Learn About nScrypt 3D Printing Solutions at Booth 18
NCS is partnering with nScrypt and will be at Booth 18 at the Military Additive Manufacturing Summit, Tampa Hilton, July 27-28.
The Defense Strategies Institute 5th Annual summit is designed as an educational “Town Hall” forum, where thought leaders and key policy-makers across military services, defense agencies, and civilian organizations come together for education and discussion. This year’s summit will focus on the latest innovations in 3D printing technologies and the push across the DoD to rapidly supply durable, effective equipment and parts to the warfighter on the battlespace. Additive manufacturing methods are being quickly integrated across the Armed Services to increase the current level of capability, while reducing the cost of parts, in order to deliver greater operational flexibility to the warfighter and further enhance the defense industrial base.
At this summit NCS is featuring nScrypt solutions. NCS has the exclusive right to sell nScrypt’s 3D manufacturing system product line to the U.S. Government, along with nScrypt. NCS Technologies also has nonexclusive right to sell nScrypt’s product line to commercial customers in the U.S. NCS services the equipment that it sells.
nScrypt’s exceptional precision and volume control solve a chronic weakness of 3D Printing: repeatability within tight tolerances. Drawing from the largest palette of commercially available materials, the SmartPump™ and nFD™ Material Extrusion tool heads can be used to combine plastics, metals, ceramics, and composites in single builds with exceptional tolerance and control. Using nScrypt’s changeable pentips as small as 10 microns, smooth surfaces with fine features can be achieved, without post-build smoothing.
"NCS is excited to partner with nScrypt at this summit and is proud to offer sophisticated systems like those from nScrypt that are manufactured in this country and that are capable of advanced 3D Printing. A single tool can provide complex designs with multiple materials including metals, polymers, liquids and even bio-materials. These systems round out NCS's additive manufacturing portfolio and will greatly enhance our ability to meet customer needs," said Joe Andrews, director, 3D Print and Services.
To set up an appointment to meet with NCS and nScrypt 3D Printing experts, or for immediate information or a price quote, please contact Kyle Stromberg at 571.405.1059.
Topics: military, NCS3Dprinting
Meet NCS at DSI Military Additive Manufacturing Summit
Posted by Katie Callahan on Jul 20, 2021 1:47:12 PM
NCS Is Featuring nScrypt 3D Printing Solutions
NCS is partnering with nScrypt and will be at Booth 18 at the Military Additive Manufacturing Summit, Tampa Hilton, July 27-28.
The Defense Strategies Institute 5th Annual Military Additive Manufacturing Summit is designed as an educational “Town Hall” forum, where thought leaders and key policy-makers across military services, defense agencies, and civilian organizations come together for education and discussion. This year’s Summit will focus on the latest innovations in 3D printing technologies and the push across the DoD to rapidly supply durable, effective equipment and parts to the warfighter on the battlespace. Additive manufacturing methods are being quickly integrated across the Armed Services to increase the current level of capability, while reducing the cost of parts, in order to deliver greater operational flexibility to the warfighter and further enhance the defense industrial base.
At this Summit NCS is featuring nScrypt additive manufacturing solutions. NCS has the exclusive right to sell nScrypt’s 3D manufacturing system product line to the U.S. Government, along with nScrypt. NCS Technologies also has nonexclusive right to sell nScrypt’s product line to commercial customers in the U.S. NCS services the equipment that it sells.
nScrypt’s exceptional precision and volume control solve a chronic weakness of 3D Printing: repeatability within tight tolerances. Drawing from the largest palette of commercially available materials, the SmartPump™ and nFD™ Material Extrusion tool heads can be used to combine plastics, metals, ceramics, and composites in single builds with exceptional tolerance and control. Using nScrypt’s changeable pentips as small as 10 microns, smooth surfaces with fine features can be achieved, without post-build smoothing.
"NCS is excited to partner with nScrypt at this Summit and is proud to offer sophisticated systems like those from nScrypt that are manufactured in this country and that are capable of advanced 3D Printing. A single tool can provide complex designs with multiple materials including metals, polymers, liquids and even bio-materials. These systems round out NCS's additive manufacturing portfolio and will greatly enhance our ability to meet customer needs," said Joe Andrews, director, 3D Print and Services.
To set up an appointment to meet at NCS Booth 18, or for immediate information or a price quote, please contact Kyle Stromberg at 571.405.1059.
Topics: military, NCS3Dprinting
NCS Sells HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solutions
Today is the final day at Pack Expo East, Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia.
The NCS Booth is #2228 and we have been very busy promoting HP 3D Printing solutions this week!
More than 7,000 attendees are present to discuss key technologies related to packing equipment, materials and containers and automation and robotics. HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing solutions have an important role to play in keeping packing equipment up and running.
Topics: military, NCS3Dprinting, packaging
NCS Sells HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solutions
NCS partners with HP through Thursday at Pack Expo East, Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia.
The NCS Booth is #2228.
More than 7,000 attendees and 400 exhibitors are attending to discuss key technologies related to packing equipment, materials and containers and automation and robotics. 3D printing has an important role to play in keeping packing equipment up and running.
Topics: military, NCS3Dprinting, packaging
NCS & HP Promote 3D Printing Expertise at Pack Expo
Posted by Katie Callahan on Mar 3, 2020 10:35:23 AM
NCS Sells HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solutions
NCS is partnering with HP this week at Pack Expo East, Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia, Tuesday through Thursday.
The NCS Booth is #2228.
More than 7,000 attendees and 400 exhibitors meet in Philadelphia to discuss key technologies related to packing equipment, materials and containers and automation and robotics. 3D printing has an important role to play in keeping packing equipment up and running.
Topics: military, NCS3Dprinting, packaging
Final Day at Military Additive Manufacturing Summit/Technology Showcase
Posted by Katie Callahan on Feb 6, 2020 9:12:13 AM
NCS Sells HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solutions
Today is the final exhibition day at the Defense Strategies Institute, Military Additive Manufacturing Summit and Technology Showcase, CAMLS Center, Tampa.
This year’s Summit focuses on the latest 3D printing technologies being developed and the push across the DoD to provide rapid equipment to the war fighter on the battlefield. Additive manufacturing innovations are used to increase the current level of capability and reduce the cost of parts, in order to deliver greater operational flexibility and further enhance the defense industrial base.
Topics: military, NCS3Dprinting