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A large 3D printer with an open door. Yellowish light shines inside and 3D-printed components are visible. A woman lifts a building platform out of the 3D printer and looks at it closely. She has dark skin and dark hair and is wearing safety glasses, a lab coat and protective gloves.

3D printing company Cubicure receives ISO 9001 certification

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22. February 202328. March 2023

Cubicure is now ISO 9001 certified. With this quality management certification, Cubicure has taken another step towards consolidating quality as a fundamental corporate value.

Cubicure's booth at TCT Japan 2023. A white man in a suit stands in the center of the booth. In the background, several roll-ups and a television showing a Cubicure company video. In the foreground, 3D-printed components made of various materials are on display.

Cubicure showcased innovations at Japanese 3D printing show

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3. February 202316. August 2023

Das österreichische 3D-Druck-Unternehmen Cubicure stellte von 1. – 3. Februar auf der TCT Japan in Tokio aus.

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Cerion® 3D printing system is a National Award nominee

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17. November 202217. November 2022

The National Award for Innovation honors Austrian companies that achieve excellence in innovation. Cubicure was bestowed a nomination for their Cerion® 3D printing system.

Two people working with a large 3D printing system. Both are wearing Cubicure T-shirts. The man in the background lifts a building platform out of the machine. In the foreground, a woman checks the quality of the printed components.

Industrial post-processing for polymer 3D printing now available

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2. November 202216. November 2022

Cubicure's novel, customizable cleaning solution allows the industrial scale-up of the post-processing of 3D printed polymer parts. Several million high-precision components are thus additively manufactured and cleaned every year.

Hot news: micro 3D printing with heat-resistant material now possible

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27. October 202227. October 2022

A new high-performance polymer with exceptional heat resistance is ideally suited for ultra-precise 2-photon polymerization (2PP) 3D printing.

Different 3D printed black connectors on a white background. Two cables protrude into the image from the right and from the left.

New material creates digital production alternative for connectors

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13. October 202213. October 2022

Connection FR was specially developed for the industrial series production of connectors. The material is flame-resistant according to UL94 V-0, halogen-free and can be used for the additive production of high-precision electronic components.

Different black 3D printed connectors on a white background. The foremost component has snap-fits. There is a black and red cable threaded through its holes.

Additive revolution for the electronics industry

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29. June 202224. August 2022

With the new Connection photopolymers, connectors can be additively manufactured in industrial batch sizes. The product line was developed specifically for the electronics industry.

Cerion® highly commended by TCT

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10. June 20228. August 2022

Each year, the world's leading authority on additive manufacturing TCT honors outstanding 3D printing innovations. Cubicure's Cerion® 3D printing system was Highly Commended in the polymer systems category by the Expert Advisory Board at the TCT Awards 2022.

Cerion® 3D printing system wins innovation award

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7. June 202216. August 2023

With Cerion, 3D printing company Cubicure adds a 3D printing system for industrial series production to its portfolio.

Two men in suits and two women stand in front of a poster of Industry 4.0 Austria. The two women are holding a certificate for the Special Award of the ÖWGP Future Award 2021.

Future Award for 3D printed ivory

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1. June 202229. June 2022

DI Thaddäa Rath of TU Wien and Dr. Konstanze Seidler of Cubicure GmbH received a special award for their research on the ivory replacement Digory. The photopolymer is processed using a 3D printing system. It is used primarily for the sustainable restoration of antiques.