Testing 3D-Printed Brake Calipers
March 20, 2019
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Sponsored |
High-Performance Vacuum Debind and Sintering Furnaces |
Centorr Vacuum
Industries is a manufacturer of high performance vacuum debind and
sintering furnaces for the 3D Additive Manufacturing furnace market, as
well as units for Metal and Ceramic Injection Molding. Available with
either metal or graphite hot zones, these units can process all of the
most common metals including Fe-Ni, 316-L, 17-4PH, and Inconel powders
and feedstocks as well as a variety of other materials including
titanium, tungsten carbide, tool steels, and superalloys. The new
Sintervac AM™ operates at pressures of 0-15 torr as well as positive
pressures of argon, nitrogen, or forming gas for increased flexibility
of processing binder-jetted parts, while the Workhorse AM™ is used for
the heat treat, annealing, and tempering of laser-sintered parts. For
more information, contact the sales department at 603-595-7233, sales@centorr.com or www.centorr.com. |
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How EOS Made It Big |
Thirty years ago, Hans Langer started EOS GmbH, banking on AM, then
an almost-unheard-of technology, to hit big, despite serious
skepticism. Today, his 100,000-sq.-ft. factory in Germany is humming,
and when it reaches full capacity, will be capable of shipping 1000
printers/mo. Forbes explores the man, his vision and his business. |
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TCT Announces Call for Papers |
Presentation
proposals for the TCT Show Conference, September 24-26 at the National
Exhibition Center in Birmingham, United Kingdom, now are being accepted.
The annual TCT Conference
provides an educational program that encompasses technological
advancements, business-critical insights, cutting-edge applications and
new academic research. |
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Plan Now |
March 31-April 4, AMUG Conference, Hilton Chicago (IL)
Designed to facilitate information exchange between AM users, this event
brings together attendees of all experience levels that wish to do more
with AM.
June 12-13, Mexico Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Conference, Safi Valle Hotel, Monterrey, Mexico
The North American market for 3D printing is exploding, and—according to
Allied Market Research—Mexico is expected to be the continent’s fastest
growing adopter of 3D printing technology, with a compound annual
growth rate of 27.3 percent from through 2022. Conference attendees will
interact with industry experts and learn about 3D printing equipment
and materials, and production applications in aerospace, automotive,
medical and other industries. |
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Coming in the Spring 2019 Issue |
RAPID + TCT Preview—Get
the lowdown on this major North American 3D printing event, May 20-23
in Detroit, MI, and see what new technology will be on display.
AMUG Wrapup—AMUG’s stellar conference package combined
with education-based exhibits delivers a heap of must know AM
info...find out what the editors of 3D Metal Printing saw and heard. |
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