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3DPrint.com • January 22, 2024

Micro 3D Printing as an Innovation Accelerator for the Electronics Industry

Take a look at the cellphone over the years – camera lenses have gotten smaller, features have exploded, but the size of the devices has stayed relatively the same. This is only possible by making the parts that enable this technology smaller, and this move for miniaturization has become a trend across industries. From the cell phones in our pockets to surgical devices used for minimally invasive procedures, engineers and scientists are designing products that are smaller and smaller. And with the final products shrinking, it means that the inner workings of the device, plus the pieces that hold everything together, must be made in micro dimensions too.
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DEVELOP3D • January 18, 2024

Micro 3D printing: Small stuff, big breakthroughs

The 3D printing industry has recently faced challenges, with companies in the sector experiencing declining stock valuations, fundraising struggles and corporate restructuring. However, it is important to put this turbulence into perspective.

We may not be seeing the same explosion in 3D technologies that we saw 20 years ago, but that doesn’t mean the industry is stagnant. In fact, new collaborations and new applications for these platforms are actually expanding the value of 3D printing in many industries.
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Fortune • December 19, 2023

Revolutionizing The High-Precision Manufacturing Space

Boston Micro Fabrication’s disruptive micro 3D-printing tech can now create small high-precision parts for key industries more efficiently and at a lower cost.

From electronic components to medical implants, there’s a growing demand for microscale parts worldwide. However, traditional manufacturing methods often struggle to do the job, as molding, machining, and stamping become more difficult and more expensive as the end product gets smaller. Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) provides a unique solution.

“BMF’s 3D-printing technology is able to produce parts down in the micron range—and do it at a throughput that can be both competitive and cost effective,” says BMF global CEO John Kawola. “There are no other companies at our scale that can do both.”
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Mechnano • September 12, 2023

Boston Micro Fabrication Qualifies Mechnano Formula1µ for 10 and 25 Micron Printers

To support additional material options for its customers, Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) has qualified Mechnano’s Formula1µ resin for use in its 10 micron S240 printers and the company’s newest 3D printer platform, the 25 micron microArch S350. BMF’s platform is ideal for printing micro-scale parts with high-resolution features, along with a broader range of small parts requiring high accuracy or precision.
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Dental Tribune International • September 11, 2023

Launch of UltraThineer, world’s thinnest cosmetic dental veneer

BOSTON, US: Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), a leader in advanced 3D-manufacturing solutions, has recently announced that it is entering the dental market with the launch of UltraThineer—the thinnest cosmetic dental veneers to date. Developed in collaboration with Peking University in Beijing in China, the 3D-printed veneers are three times thinner than traditional veneers, require less preparation by dental professionals and help to preserve tooth enamel.
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Dentistry Today • August 17, 2023

Boston Micro Fabrication to Market World’s Thinnest Cosmetic Dental Veneer

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), a leader in advanced manufacturing solutions for ultra-high precision applications, announced it is entering the dental market with the launch of UltraThineer, the world’s thinnest cosmetic dental veneer. The new 3D-printed veneers use projection micro stereolithography (PµSL), a technology that custom-manufactures veneers that are three-times thinner than traditional veneers and require significantly less preparation for dental professionals, allowing preservation of the patient’s enamel with less reduction.
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Press Release • August 15, 2023

Boston Micro Fabrication to Market World’s Thinnest Cosmetic Dental Veneer

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), a leader in advanced manufacturing solutions for ultra-high precision applications, has raised a $24 million Series D round led by Guotai Junan Securities. With the funding, BMF will improve its innovative research and development, further promote and extend its terminal products, and strengthen its global collaborations across medtech and high-end manufacturing.
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3Dprint.com • August 14, 2023

3D Printing News Unpeeled: BMF Raises $24m, More Shipboard 3D Printing for the Navy

Us based 3D printer OEM BMF (Boston Micro Fabrication) which makes micro 3D printers, raised $24 million in a Series D round led by China’s Guotai Junan Securities. Also participating were Chongqing Chengxing Equity Investment Fund Partnership, Chuanghe Xincai Manufacturing Sector Transformation and Upgrading Fund. The company has $79.3 million so far. The Chinese money is a salient detail since last week the Biden administration stopped US companies from investing semiconductors, microelectronics, some quantum and AI in China. But, what about Chinese money for US startups? And what about companies doing research in China? Must a company such as BMF choose to be funded by the US or China or could it do both?
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TCT Magazine • August 14, 2023

Boston Micro Fabrication secures $24m funding to improve R&D and strengthen medtech collaborations

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), a specialist in 3D printing solutions for high precision applications, has raised a 24 million USD Series D funding round led by Guotai Junan Securities. The funding will be used by BMF to improve its research and development, further promote and extend its terminal products, and to strengthen its global collaborations across medtech and high-end manufacturing.
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