Additive manufacturing
Metal Additive Manufacturing by Oerlikon AM
Laser powder bed fusion (LPBF)
Part consolidation
Complex shapes and internal cavities
High performance materials
Thin wall designs
Topic: Additive manufacturing
3D printing or additive manufacturing is the automatic molding of a product from a three-dimensional object from a CAD model or a digital 3D model. It can be done in a variety of processes where material is deposited, merged or solidified under computer control, adding material, usually layer by layer.
Additive manufacturing
Manufacturing of high-precision metal printed parts, in volume production by Wilting
Manufacturing of high-Precision metal printed parts with low Stiffness, in 24/7 production. Temporary stabilization of the parts is the solution. With Wilting’s innovative CNC manufacturing solution, it is possible to fixate parts with almost no introduced stresses, yet rigid enough for the milling process.
Complex design possible
Short time to market
Reduced waste
Good Material characteristics
Additive manufacturing
Qualified AM supply chain management by Gregor Reischle AM-Entrepreneur
Qualified Additive Manufacturing – Supply Chain Management. The effective and efficient solution to enable reliable and safe use of Additive Manufacturing within supply chains and high end part safety requirements.
Quality assurance high-end/complex parts
Reliable & risk managed supply chain
Cost efficient AM supplier enablement
Innovation via standardized qualificatio
Additive manufacturing
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING BY DLP by Formatec
Mixing powder and polymer to a homogeneous slury Deposition of slurry on transparant foil Projection of UV pixels from light engine below platform Building parts layer wise by UV curing Thermal debind the cured polymer in air Sinter in appropriate atmosphere to final properties
Best surface in AM
Reduced product development cost
Delayed design freeze possible
Easy up scaling of production
Additive manufacturing
Enhancing High-Tech Equipment Performance and Economics using Metal Additive Manufacturing by 3DSystems
With Metal AM, these designs can be made seamless and without tooling, increasing yield, reliability as well as time-to-market.
Seamless production organically-shapes
Tool-less production
Produce computer generated designs
Little-to-no extra cost
Additive manufacturing
ADDITVE MANUFACTURING COMPETENCE by ASML Additive Manufacturing
Introducing these (relatively immature!) production technologies poses challenges to ASML and its suppliers: • Design for AM requires the use of new tools and methods. • Early communication between design and manufacturing party is required. • Quality assurance based on process control and statistical evidence is needed.
Design Freedom
Integration of functions
Performance improvement
