Field ventilator that includes 3D printed parts made with HP's Multi Jet Fusion technology.
HP and its partners are using their 3D printing teams, technology and experience to help deliver critical medical parts in the ongoing effort against Covid-19.
Laser processing and additive manufacturing are among the applications set to directly benefit from this product.
Georgia Tech has designed and is producing face shields with frames that can be cut using a laser.
Using 3D-printed parts and laser-cut gears, researchers are racing to develop healthcare equipment that can be assembled rapidly in response to Covid-19
Production costs of the parts were reduced by 80 per cent using metal AM compared to traditional manufacturing methods
The roundtable will take place at 14:00 GMT and will feature a brain storming session between all interested parties
Laser cutting, welding, marking and additive manufacturing will be particularly relevant in producing medical devices
Trumpf enables copper additive manufacturing by combining its TruDisk 1020 with its TruPrint systems.
Optically-driven additive manufacturing is entering uncharted territory with challenging reflective, thermally conductive metals such as copper, finds Andy Extance
The TruPrint 3000 is designed for the series production of complex metal components. (Image: Trumpf)
The TruPrint 3000 will be available to any firm that has an interest in AM
“Laser Technology Live” will feature over 90 presentations at the Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT. (Image: Fraunhofer ILT)
The experts have prepared more than 90 live demonstrations covering a wide range of subjects
Additive Flow has emerged from stealth mode to offer digital solutions to solve many existing challenges within the AM workflow
