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Lithoz is an Austrian company founded in 2011 as a spin-off of TU Wien. It is the world leader in 3D printing of high-performance and bioresorbable ceramics. Its machines and materials are used in medical implants, aerospace and semiconductor components.
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Lithoz Ceramic Material Revenue Up 40% YOY, Fueled by MedTech and LCM Contract Manufacturers
At the end of Q2 2026, Lithoz reports a 40% year-over-year record revenue rise in ceramic materials for LCM printing The significant growth has been fueled by contract manufacturers and the technology's advancement into MedTech industries More than half o
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"Ceramic AM enables 500 mm dual-channel for high-speed PEALD and ALE in the same chamber"
As semiconductor manufacturers move towards larger substrates and faster atomic-scale processes, the components inside wafer production tools must scale up without compromising precision. Plasway-Technologies, Alumina Systems and Lithoz have developed a 5
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"How LCM enabled a monolithic ceramic gyroid that delivers five times the power-to-weight ratio of conventional solid oxide fuel cells"
…And why that changes the equation for hydrogen propulsion. Read the full story here! Der Beitrag "How LCM enabled a monolithic ceramic gyroid that delivers five times the power-to-weight ratio of conventional solid oxide fuel cells" erschien zuerst auf L
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"How a collaboration between KLS Martin and Lithoz led to hundreds of patient-specific ceramic implants"
Frank Reinauer, Mechanical Engineer at KLS Martin traces the company's path from early resin prototyping to a DICOM-based surgical planning platform and a double-digit growth ceramic implant line The origin story of KLS Martin's ceramic additive manufactu
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DTU Sparks SOFC Paradigm Change with LCM-Printed Monolithic Zirconia Gyroids Achieving Fivefold Power-to-Weight Performance for Lightweight Hydrogen Engines
Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (Department of Energy Conversion and Storage / DTU Energy) have achieved a major breakthrough in power density in the race for future lightweight hydrogen energy systems. "Escape Flatland" - Instead of co
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