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Reality in industrial 3D printing – focus on economic applications
Friday, September 16, 2022, 9am
Ecoparts AG, Zürichsstrasse 62, 8340 Hinwil
Industrial 3D printing is not a cure-all, but used correctly it can add a lot of value to their application, whether it’s through shortened delivery routes, fast turnaround times, or novel designs that enable functionality that seemed impossible not so long ago. Dive into the economically sustainable applications of additive manufacturing).
Only when the component and the manufacturing technology fit together for the specific requirements can the use of additive manufacturing reach its maximum potential. Dive into the industrially proven applications and learn where along the value chain the extraordinary added value is created.
3D Café (3D Scanning)
CHROMOS Group AG, Niederhaslistrasse 12, 8157 Dielsdorf, Switzerland
The 3D Café offers you the opportunity to talk to CHROMOS Group experts about 3D technology in a casual atmosphere. Sign up, come by and enjoy a cup of coffee with us. You will have the opportunity to see a 3D printer or scanner in action and ask your most burning questions about the possibilities of these new technologies.
Insight into the world of 3D scanning
CHROMOS Group AG, Niederhaslistrasse 12, 8157 Dielsdorf, Switzerland
3D scanning is, next to additive manufacturing, a technology that is still not very widespread and that holds immense potential. Using 3D scanning, a highly accurate “digital twin” can be created of almost any physical object. 3D scanning captures physical objects that are then 3D digitized. This 3D data can be used at the beginning of a process chain, for example in “reverse engineering”, or at the very end of a production process in the quality control of a manufactured component.
This workshop gives interested companies, individuals, students and apprentices a comprehensive insight into the world of 3D scanning, and the principles of the “Structured Light” process. It will be shown step by step how to digitally capture objects with a 3D scanner. The resulting scan data will be processed and it will be shown exemplarily how they can be used for further applications.
3D Café (Sinterit 3D Printer)
CHROMOS Group AG, Niederhaslistrasse 12, 8157 Dielsdorf, Switzerland
The 3D Café offers you the opportunity to talk to CHROMOS Group experts about 3D technology in a casual atmosphere. Sign up, come by and enjoy a cup of coffee with us. You will have the opportunity to see a 3D printer or scanner in action and ask your most burning questions about the possibilities of these new technologies.
Insight into the world of 3D printing / additive manufacturing
CHROMOS Group AG, Niederhaslistrasse 12, 8157 Dielsdorf, Switzerland
3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is already finding its way into a wide variety of business sectors worldwide at a rapid pace and is also becoming increasingly popular in the private sector. A sound insight into applications, processes and printing technologies form the basis for a professional entry into this dynamically changing technology.
This workshop gives interested companies, private individuals, students and apprentices a comprehensive insight into the current state of additive manufacturing techniques and their processes. It will be shown step by step where the required 3D models come from and how they are printed.
From 3D model to 3D printing – step by step
CHROMOS Group AG, Niederhaslistrasse 12, 8157 Dielsdorf, Switzerland.
Additive manufacturing offers a maximum of freedom and independence in the production of products with competitive manufacturing costs – even in smallest quantities. Product development uses these features to create additional added value for companies and end customers, which is not possible in this way in traditional manufacturing.
This workshop will give interested companies a comprehensive look at the current state of additive manufacturing techniques and their processes. It will be shown step by step how the required 3D models are constructed and prepared for printing. In the next step, the model is “sliced” and commissioned as a job on the FDM/FFF 3D printer. After that we will explain the FDM/FFF 3D printer in detail, start it up together and start our print job.
AMPA2023
September 12 – 14, 2023
Messe Luzern, Horwerstrasse 87, 6005 Luzern
ETH Zurich invites researchers and practitioners to share knowledge and ideas to foster the implementation of these amazing production technologies in the production of industrial or end-user product at the AMPA2023.
The call for papers ends on 11 November, 2022.