Topic: Additive manufacturing

The layers correspond to the horizontal “sections” of a 3D CAD image of the body to be manufactured. A control program is then calculated from these layers, which directs a laser beam with high precision over these cuts in order to fuse the material over their entire surface. adheres to the previous layer and solidifies as the material coo

Presentation and poster will be available at 17 april 2025

Materialise provides industrial 3D printing services in polymers and metals for the production of series parts, spare parts, production parts and fit - form - functional prototypes

Presentation and poster will be available at 17 april 2025

A so-called slicer translates a 3D design of a product into a layer-by-layer print file. This indicates for each layer for each point whether or not to print there. AM is thus the 3D variant of the well-known (inkjet) 2D printing.

Presentation and poster will be available at 17 april 2025

Additive Studios is here to provide you with support and guidance throughout of the journey of learning, implementation and industrialisation of metal Additive Manufacturing.

Presentation and poster will be available at 17 april 2025

Automatic Multilaser Alignment (AMA) is a patended solution to thermal drift in the optics. A maximum deviation of 27.5µm enables the production of critical components with more than one laser.

Presentation and poster will be available at 17 april 2025

Starting with a CAD model, the first step in the LCM process is work preparation and design optimization. The information for the print job is digitally transferred directly from your computer to a Lithoz CeraFab 3D printer.

Presentation and poster will be available at 17 april 2025