Keene Additive Manufacturing

Maine doing some cool things in AM!

500 pounds per hour of throughput! WOW!

UMaine unveils its largest next-generation polymer 3D printer Join the Expert Committee for the 2024 3D Printing Industry Awards to help select the winners! The University of Maine (UMaine) has demonstrated a thermoplastic polymer 3D printer dubbed, Fa

Cool!

"Possessing exceptional biocompatibility and resistance to bodily fluids, PEEK (a high-performance polymer suitable for implantation) has become a leading choice in medical devices...AM helps create patient-specific cranial implants using up to 85% less material "

3D Systems secures FDA clearance for its PEEK cranial implants 3D printer manufacturer 3D Systems has secured FDA 510K clearance for its 3D printed, patient-specific VSP polyetheretherketone (PEEK) Cranial Implant solution. The VSP PEEK Cranial Implant’s ab

Fishing season is back! More fly cases for CeeDee Streamers

Transform Your Manufacturing with Keene Additive!

Are you ready to take your production to the next level? At Keene Additive, we’re not just about pushing the boundaries of 3D printing technology; we’re here to integrate these revolutionary solutions seamlessly into your business. With our expertise in 3D printing right here in New Hampshire, we're your local partners in pioneering the future of manufacturing.

Why choose us?

Local Expertise: Deep knowledge of New Hampshire’s business landscape combined with global 3D printing savvy.
Customized Solutions: From prototyping to full-scale additive manufacturing, we tailor every solution to your needs.
End-to-End Support: We're with you every step of the way – from the initial consultation to ongoing maintenance.

Whether you're exploring 3D printing for the first time or looking to enhance your existing capabilities, Keene Additive is here to ensure a smooth transition and unlock endless possibilities for your business. Let’s embrace the future of manufacturing together!

Contact us today for a consultation and discover how we can help revolutionize your manufacturing process. Let's build the future together. Visit https://www.keeneadditive.com/services for more information.

“Additive manufacturing can play a tremendous role in terms of democratizing these technologies.”

MIT researchers make electronic devices more accessible with multi-material 3D printing Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have successfully 3D printed soft, magnetic-cored solenoids that are more powerful than those made with alternative methods.  Thes

We published a new website today! We really like the updated look and feel and think it will help potential clients better understand what we offer.

https://www.keeneadditive.com/

Huge thank you to Brett Taylor for his help and knowledge.

Just finished a cool project for a local customer. They had to remove a custom corbel to install a new gutter system. They proposed creating a 3D printed assembly to match the corbel that allowed water to flow through. Looks seamless from the road now and water flowing great Another example of thinking beyond the usual and leveraging additive manufacturing!

Do you have a favorite appliance with a broken part that's tough to replace?

Bring it in and we can make you a new one and we'll do it in your favorite color too!

Here's a broken piece to a vacuum we recently made.

The advancement in materials is what's really going to catapult additive manufacturing forward!

"...3D printed a titanium structure that is 50% stronger than the strongest alloy with similar density developed for aerospace applications. "

Researchers develop new 3D printed lattice metamaterial, 50% stronger than leading aerospace alloys Researchers from RMIT University have 3D printed a titanium structure that is 50% stronger than the strongest alloy with similar density developed for aerospace applications. The high-strength struct

Business Leaders and Manufacturers!

As we continue exploring the innovative world of 3D printing, we want to share some crucial design strategies to maximize efficiency and productivity in your businesses. Here's how we can help you harness the power of 3D printing:

Optimize for Material and Cost Efficiency: Select materials that balance cost, durability, and performance, tailored to your product's functional requirements. Emphasize designs that minimize material usage without sacrificing structural integrity, such as hollow or lattice structures.

Design for Manufacturing Simplicity: Streamline your design for easy printing, reducing the need for support structures and complex geometries. This approach minimizes printing time and post-processing, enhancing overall production efficiency.

Leverage the Flexibility of Rapid Prototyping: Use 3D printing for rapid prototyping to accelerate product development cycles. This allows for quick iterations and testing, reducing time to market and facilitating agile responses to market feedback.

Customization and Complexity as an Advantage: Exploit the ability of 3D printing to produce complex and customized designs at no additional manufacturing cost. This can be a game-changer for creating bespoke solutions or components tailored to specific industry needs.

Being able to implement these strategies in your manufacturing endeavors can revolutionize your production processes, offering a competitive edge in today's dynamic market.

If you have a project that could benefit from advanced manufacturing contact us today!

Awesome demonstration of what additive can accomplish. Of course this use case is not really practical at the moment but its a great showcase of the what can be done with 3D printing.

So Wilson made a $2500 airless basketball from 3D printing techniques. Usually my beef with 3D printing is it offers no real benefit over other manufacturing techniques other than cost… and that’s still true here lol but this is still pretty impressive. It won’t be replacing a leather ball anytime soon, but honestly a pretty damn cool idea