From Our Lab to Yours!

Student Research Spotlight

3D printing began as a tool for rapid prototyping, and it has been evolving within a variety of different technologies. Hoa Nguyen and his team of researchers in the Michigan State University Lab of Advanced Manufacturing Processes have been studying how to improve conventional and additive manufacturing processes and we want to share and highlight their incredible research done using DLi’s 3DLP9000 405nm Light Engine.

Welcome, Matt!

Arctos’ greatest strength is in its people — our knowledge, experience, and dedication are what set us apart from the competition. Given that, it’s cause for celebration (and a blog post) whenever someone joins our team! Check out our conversation with our new Bidding and Quoting Manager as we get to know him and welcome him to the TyRex family.

The Byte is Back

Multimode fiber optic cable is a common specification of fiber optic glass and aside from the physical core diameter, there are many variations in the physical properties of this material that make it an ideal choice for customers seeking high-speed, high-capacity bandwidth, and are looking for a shorter transmission distance. To distinguish these options, our Megladon experts have prepared a guide in our latest Shark Byte.

Out of the Fog

Despite its straightforward name and protocols, some of the specific details around salt fog testing and its applications can be a bit, well, foggy. To clear the fog, we spoke with the Chief Technology Officer of Austin Reliability Labs and conductor of many, MANY salt spray tests, Larry Legler.

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