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Industrial Print Magazine • April 1, 2026

Smooth Details Resin-Based Printing Tactics

Resin printing, or photopolymer three-dimensional (3D) printing, builds objects layer-by-layer from liquid photopolymer resin cured by UV light. Technologies in this segment include stereolithography (SLA), digital light processing (DLP), and masked SLA (MSLA) also known as liquid crystal display (LCD). The result is highly detailed, smooth parts ideal for miniatures, prototypes, and even final pieces.

Med-Tech Innovation • March 26, 2026

Boston Micro Fabrication Launches microArch S150 Series

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) has announced the launch of the microArch S150 Series, a next-generation line of compact 3D printers designed to meet the growing demand for faster build cycles, streamlined workflows, and accessible micro-precision capabilities. The S150 Series opens the door to reliable, industrial-grade micron-level additive manufacturing for a broader range of users across applications that include microfluidics, fiber optics, biomedical devices, electronics, and advanced research says the company.

3Dprint.com • March 19, 2026

BMF Turns Up the Speed with microArch S150 Series

BMF is releasing the microArch S150 Series. This series comprises two compact desktop systems. There’s a speedy microArch S150 Ultra and a more lab- or experiment-oriented microArch S150. The company thinks that the PµSL printers will be used for “microfluidics, fiber optics, biomedical devices, electronics, and advanced research.”

Design News • March 18, 2026

BMF Unveils Fast & Accessible Desktop Micro Precision 3D Printers

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) has launched the microArch S150 Series compact 3D printers. Compact printers address the growing demand for accessible additive manufacturing in space-constrained environments. These devices democratize 3DP manufacturing, enabling rapid iteration and customization without requiring industrial facilities.

Medical Design & Outsourcing • March 17, 2026

BMF launches microArch S150 series micro-precision 3D printers

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), the global leader in micro-precision 3D printing, today announces the launch of the microArch® S150 Series, a next-generation line of compact 3D printers designed to meet the growing demand for faster build cycles, streamlined workflows, and accessible micro-precision capabilities.

Press Release • March 17, 2026

Boston Micro Fabrication Launches microArch® S150 Series, Bringing Industrial-Grade Micro-Precision 3D Printing to the Desktop

TCT • March 17, 2026

BMF launches new microArch S150 Series 3D printers

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) has unveiled its new microArch S150 Series 3D printing systems. The company's latest compact 3D printer series has been designed to meet the 'growing demand for faster build cycles, streamlined workflows, and accessible micro-precision capabilities.' It is comprised of the microArch S150, ideal for flexible lab development and precision prototyping, and microArch S150 Ultra, a high-throughput system designed for fast production workflows.

Medical Product Outsourcing • March 13, 2026

Thinking Small

The electronic connectors inside a smartphone. An optical housing perched on the tip of a surgical endoscope. Microfluidic channels etched into a lab-on-a-chip for biomedical research. All these applications require part features measured not in millimeters, but in microns.

MED-TECH INNOVATION NEWS • March 10, 2026

3D Printing Smaller Than a Human Hair: A BMF Deep Dive with John Kawola

We sat down with BMF CEO John Kawola to explore the technology printing functional parts smaller than a human hair. From life-saving medical devices to next-gen electronics, micro-precision is a new frontier of manufacturing.

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Design News • March 4, 2026

High-Precision 3D Printing Transforms Electronics Prototyping and Production

With electronics becoming smaller, more tightly packaged, and subjected to more demanding conditions, 3D printing technology continues to prove itself as a viable alternative to traditional manufacturing processes. Let’s look at the benefits delivered by high-precision 3D printing for electronics prototyping and production. For those considering it as a technology solution, here’s some wisdom on the best approach.