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Today's Clinical Lab • April 9, 2025

3D Printing Is Becoming a Lab Staple to Drive Innovation

Innovation often means overcoming longstanding industry pain points. In health care and medical technology, researchers are turning to new types of technology to help them push the boundaries in their fields of study.

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Inc. Magazine • April 4, 2025

The Trade War Is On. Is This 3-D Printing’s Moment?

What if, instead of buying your parts from abroad, there was a simpler way to manufacture at home without building a factory. That’s the solution seen by advocates of additive manufacturing, more colloquially known as 3-D printing. Instead of buying parts from a foreign country, additive enthusiasts ask, why not print them in the U.S.?

Digital Engineering • March 27, 2025

Experts Expect Positive Outlook for 3D Printed Electronics

Additive manufacturing is furthering innovation in the electronics industry – especially micro 3D printing, as it’s perfectly suited for parts with extremely small features and tight tolerances.

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Boston Globe • March 25, 2025

Boston Globe Media’s New England’s Fastest Growing Companies 2025

We’re proud to have been named to Boston Globe Media's New England’s Fastest Growing Companies 2025! It’s great to represent the 3D printing space as we continue to work to enable innovation across industries. Here’s to our fellow New Englanders on this list – congratulations!

3D Printing Industry • March 17, 2025

3D Printing Industry -Executive Survey

Our CEO John Kawola is in good company in 3D Printing Industry’s 2025 Executive Survey, sharing his thoughts on the future of 3D printing and how AI will impact additive manufacturing. As our industry continues to evolve, John sees an expanded need for materials compatibility in the short term and how 3D printing is uniquely positioned to solve society’s big problems in the long term.

Medical Design & Outsourcing • March 11, 2025

Three Predictions for High-Precision 3D Printing and Innovation

Steady customer growth, new materials and applications, U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510(k) clearance for innovative UltraThineer™ material, commercialization in global dental markets and industry’s first line of hybrid micro 3D printers fueled growth in 2024.

Med Tech • March 8, 2025

Using 3D printing for drug delivery innovation

Press Release • February 4, 2025

Boston Micro Fabrication Grows Steadily with Continued Product Innovation Across High Growth Industries

LMT • January 17, 2025

Boston Micro Fabrication Opens UltraThineer™ Lab; Seeks Laboratory Partners

Following FDA 510(k) clearance for its UltraThineer material last spring, Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) has opened the UltraThineer Lab at its U.S. headquarters in Maynard, MA, to support testing, manufacturing and sales. The UltraThineer lab will house BMF's proprietary technology to 3D print zirconia veneers that are 0.08mm thick.

3Dprint.com • January 9, 2025

3D Printing and Dentistry: 2024’s Progress, 2025’s Promise

Boston Micro Fabrication’s CEO John Kawola explains: “There are new advances in resins and materials approved for dentistry, making additive manufacturing a more attractive, versatile, and realistic option. We’ve also seen 3D printing push new bounds in applications where there’s a need for higher precision and thinner materials, such as veneers.