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Whether 3D-printed components for machines and systems, prototypes or aids for design: additive manufacturing is almost indispensable for modern companies in mechanical and plant engineering and automation if they want to play in the premier league.
read more...At Rapid.Tech 3D from May 9 to 11, 2023 in Erfurt, Arburg Additive will be presenting its Freeformer 750-3X, which processes original plastic granules, and the LiQ 5 for 3D printing of liquid silicone (LSR). The company will also be providing information on additive manufacturing services together with its partner t-exact.
read more...Brush deburring is considered one of the most flexible methods of mechanical deburring technology. It offers manufacturers and processors of metallic and polymer semi-finished products and components the option of removing burrs, rounding edges and removing flakes.
read more...At Formnext, Arburg will be showcasing the new Freeformer 750-3X, whose installation space is around 2.5 times larger than that of the Freeformer 300-3X, which will also be presented in Frankfurt.
read more...Igus has developed igumid P190, a new filament for 3D printing that is extremely stiff and strong thanks to its carbon fiber reinforcement. This makes it suitable for structural components and special connecting elements for energy chains as well as for 2-component 3D printing in combination with iglidur i190.
read more...In product design, the right color is often a decisive factor for success. Of course, this tool can also be used in 3D printing.
read more...Sliding and wear-resistant special parts can often be designed quickly, but special production using injection molding or mechanical processing is costly and can be very expensive for small quantities.
read more...Kadia's portfolio includes a wide variety of deburring machines, most of which are designed for fully automatic operation, for example with the aid of a robot.
read more...Igus: Additive manufacturing and Industry 4.0
3D-printed wear parts from Igus often offer a comparable service life to original parts. Manufactured using filament printing, intelligent components now also warn of overload and report their need for maintenance.
read more...Deciding on a printing material in additive manufacturing has become much easier. Whereas previously only one plastic could be printed, 2-component 3D printing opens up completely new possibilities.
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