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Slice Engineering announces today that it was selected as a Gold Winner of the Florida Sterling Manufacturing Business Excellence Awards. FloridaMakes and The Florida Sterling Council partner to award and recognize high-performing manufacturers and elevate Florida’s manufacturing community. Slice Engineering was selected as one of 18 winners from over 140 nominees in the manufacturing industry. 

At Slice Engineering we have never been shy about our stance on Intellectual Property (IP) and Free & Open Source Hardware (FOSH). Our first prototypes for the Mosquito® Hotend had the words “Patent Pending” laser marked on the front face*, while other products, like the Copperhead™ hotend, are fully open source. 

Some have asked us why we would pursue patents if we participate in a market segment that has benefited from open source technology. For us it comes down to two reasons, we care deeply about people, and we are passionate about innovation. Read on to see what we mean. 

Slice Engineering has teamed up with Bondtech to release a full line of extruder/hotend combinations to accommodate the Creality and Ender line of 3D printers. This is the first fully collaborative product from Slice Engineering and Bondtech, and helps to significantly up the game for entry level 3D printers.

Welp Magazine, an online publication focused on technology, recently published their global list of 28 Top Mechanical Design Startups to Follow in 2020. Slice Engineering debuted at #11, one of only a handful of US companies to make the cut. 

Stacker's latest F1 3D printer (now fully funded on Kickstarter!) will feature several exciting components from Slice Engineering. The Copperhead™ Bimetallic Heat Break™, Vanadium Nozzle®, and Plastic Repellent Paint™ will all be pre-installed on the F1, making it one of the most versatile and feature packed desktop-industrial printers on the market. 

Lulzbot has partnered with Slice Engineering to offer the Mosquito hotend on a their latest universal tool head, the M175. Not only does the M175 feature the Mosquito hotend, Bondtech BMG-M extruder, and the brand new Slice Engineering Bridgemaster nozzles, but it also allows you to use 1.75 mm filament on a Lulzbot printer for the first time ever!

We're proud to be an American company. In an attempt to honor those who paid the ultimate price for our freedom, a portion of all sales made Monday, May 25th, 2020 will be donated to NewTechNow! an organization providing technological education and training to veterans, , senior citizens, and underserved youth.

The Coronavirus pandemic continues to affect us all in unexpected ways. As the situation evolves, we’re doing our best to stay safe, stay positive, and help in any way we can. All across the world, the 3D Printing Community is working tirelessly to innovate equipment that is being used to preserve as many human lives as possible. We’ve stayed true to our belief that in times of crisis our job is to help one another. For those of you who have been impacted by this virus, we stand with you.

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Bondtech (Sweden) and Slice Engineering (USA) have signed an agreement for strategic co-operation on product development.

The first tangible results of this product integration will be on display at #MRRF2020 (April 3-5th, Goshen, Indiana), where both companies will exhibit examples of solutions that represent the Future of their common offer.

Together we'll unveil the most flexible, high-performance array of compact, light print head solutions ever seen in the desktop 3d printing space.

Some of you have asked that the printable Mosquito Hotend™ model include a nozzle in the bottom to more easily set the Z-height on your printer bui...