Tensile strength of 3D components (www.industrial-production.de)
Voxelfill strategy overcomes inhomogeneous strengths in 3D printing
The company AIM3D has succeeded in demonstrating the advantages of the patented voxelfill process. Strength tests now prove that this process can overcome inhomogeneous strengths of 3D components in the X, Y and Z axes and thus comes close to conventional processes such as injection molding.
read more...3D printing patents (www.polyformnext.de)
Four patents granted in the USA and EU for AIM3D
AIM3D has been granted patents in the USA and Europe. The US patents also generally relate to filament extruders (FDM printers) for high-temperature applications and high-flow hot ends. The start-up emphasizes that it is generally open to licensing this technology.
read more...Reorganization of the shareholder structure (www.polyformnext.de)
AIM3D wants to get off to a new start
After a consolidation phase and reorganization of the shareholder structure, AIM3D is back at the starting line. The patented Voxelfill process has been optimized: Strength tests prove that it comes close to classic processes such as injection molding. AIM3D also entered into a cooperation with Replique.
read more...Aim3D at the Formnext 2023 (www.polyformnext.de)
New slicing software for the voxelfill process
The Danish software company Create it Real from Aalborg (Denmark) has entered into a development partnership to integrate the voxelfill process as a plug-in into the system technology of the Exam 255 and Exam 510. The slicing software solution Slic-Ex is designed to enable users to make optimum use of Aim3D's voxelfill technology.
read more...Aim3D at the Formnext 2023 (www.industrial-production.de)
New slicing software for the voxelfill process
The Danish software company Create it Real from Aalborg (Denmark) has entered into a development partnership to integrate the voxelfill process as a plug-in into the system technology of the Exam 255 and Exam 510. The slicing software solution Slic-Ex is designed to enable users to make optimum use of Aim3D's voxelfill technology.
read more...Additive manufacturing at the Fakuma 2023 (www.polyformnext.de)
AIM3D shows machines for 3D components
At Fakuma, AIM3D will be focusing on the improved reproducibility and tensile strength of Ultem pellets without filaments in 3D printing. With the granulate, users benefit from lower material costs and higher build speeds with pellet 3D printers from AIM3D. The manufacturer sees new fields of application.
read more...AIM3D closes financing round (www.polyformnext.de)
New 3D printer about to go into series production
AIM3D has successfully completed another financing round with existing investors in order to effectively exploit the advantage of its own multi-material technology in the growing market. The HZG Group, High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF) and other early-stage investors are thus supporting the Rostock-based startup shortly before the ExAM 510 industrial printer goes into series production.
read more...High tensile strength (www.polyformnext.de)
Tests on 3D printing with glass fiber reinforced polyamide
The start-up AIM3D started a series of tests with PA6GF30 together with the University of Rostock. The tests showed that the CEM process can achieve tensile strengths that come close to those of conventional thermoplastic, mold-based injection molding.
read more...Metal, plastic and ceramic components (www.industrial-production.de)
The fast track to series production
At Rapid.Tech 2023 in Erfurt, Aim3D is putting the ExAM 255 3D printer at the center of its trade fair presence. The system can print metal, plastic and ceramics and enables an end-to-end digital 3D printing process chain.
read more...Metal, plastic and ceramic components (www.polyformnext.de)
The fast track to series production
At Rapid.Tech 2023 in Erfurt, Aim3D is putting the ExAM 255 3D printer at the center of its trade fair presence. The system can print metal, plastic and ceramics and enables an end-to-end digital 3D printing process chain.
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