Overview
Additive manufacturing (AM) is a workflow that encompasses several different phases which engineers and manufacturers navigate to produce prototypes, tooling components and end-use parts. In the first instance, parts need to be designed for the relevant process and the right material needs to be selected to meet the pre-determined part requirements. Then, you’ll want to ensure that the printing phase runs smoothly and efficiently, before doing the same during the post-processing steps. And with climate targets and strategies becoming ever more common, you may also need to explore how to run this workflow in a more environmentally friendly way.
Throughout this webinar, HP will tackle all of these considerations and highlight a series of use cases.
Learning Objectives:
- How to approach the design of an additively manufactured part, taking full advantage of the 3D printing process and avoiding common pitfalls.
- What you must consider when selecting a material for your 3D printing process.
- How to make the printing phase as productive as possible, considering speed and temperature capabilities, as well as densely packing the build volume.
- How to approach the post-processing of a 3D printed part, considering these steps in the design phase and ensuring they are carried out efficiently.
- Understanding the challenges of reducing carbon footprints , while exploring plant-based materials and other products that can help to reduce CO2 emissions in your AM processes.
Speakers:
Duygu Gunay
Industrial Segment Manager - HP
Duygu Gunay holds a B. Sc in Industrial Engineering from Istanbul Technical University and a M. Sc in Marketing Management from ESADE Business & Law School. Her current position is Industrial Segment Manager, focused on defining, aligning and coordinating specific application areas of 3D printing and driving additive manufacturing adoption in robotics, automation and machinery space.
James Hawkins
Director - Printing Portal
Printing Portal provides flexible solutions to a small batch production using a combination of CAD Drawing, 3D Scanning and Reverse Engineering skills. Our skillset allows us to educate, advise and carry out work in rapid production, 3D analysis and models ready for CGI/animation. We provide solutions for customers in healthcare, automotive, aerospace, consumer goods and art and design.
Nick Allen
Managing Director - 3D Print UK
Nick set up 3DPRINTUK in early 2011, just before the big 3D printing boom. He’s a trained product designer who founded the company to bring a friendly and trustworthy face to the UK 3D printing industry and is quite a sceptic of his own field and will not sell you something if he thinks you can get it done better elsewhere!
Having worked with the machinery day in and day out for more than a decade, Nick has developed an unparalleled knowledge of his machines and his industry!
Today 3DPRINTUK is one of the largest capacity, additive manufacturers in the UK specialising in laser PBF (Powder Bed Fusion) machines.
Samuel Davies
Senior Editorial Content Producer - TCT
As part of TCT Magazine's editorial team, Sam has been covering the additive manufacturing industry since 2016, responding to the latest news from behind his desk and garnering deeper insights from business strategists and engineers on trade show floors.
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