Reducing risks in electronics production Innovation is the be-all and end-all in the field of 3D printing. One of the most exciting developments in recent times is the introduction of the electrostatic dissipative resin xESD. This revolutionary material, combined with Nexa3D printers, helps electronics manufacturers reduce the risk of electrostatic discharge damage to [...]
Adding colorants to 3D printing resins When you're working on a new product or prototypes for components, it can get pretty boring to use the same colors over and over again. Luckily, there are now a variety of drops and shades that will bring any resin to life and help you achieve unique [...]
Innovation "made by INNONET Kunststoff®" at the KPA in Ulm, 28.02. - 29.02.24 INNONET Kunststoff®, one of the largest company networks in southern Germany with concentrated expertise along the plastics value chain, will be taking to the stage at the popular KPA - Kunststoffprodukte Aktuell trade fair in Ulm in a few days' time. [...]
Ceramic 3D printing The future of manufacturing technology learn more Contents The 3D printing revolution with ceramic materials 3D printing has developed from an up-and-coming trend to a permanent fixture in the manufacturing industry. Now [...]
Revolutionizing product packaging: Additive manufacturing is leading the way In the ever-evolving manufacturing landscape, additive manufacturing, commonly known as 3D printing, stands out as a trailblazer. Its potential to change industries knows no bounds, and the development of product packaging is no exception. With its ability to streamline production processes, reduce waste and [...]
LSPc technology, series production & injection molds with Nexa3D What is behind Nexa3D? Jan Geese from Mexa3D presents the innovative Nexa3D printers with LSPc technology. Why prototypes and injection molded inserts can now be produced in just a few hours and to what extent series production can also be implemented with the Nexa3D [...]
3D-printed tools refer to the use of additive manufacturing technology to produce customized tools for manufacturing or production processes. These tools may include jigs, fixtures, molds, and other devices that aid in the production of detailed parts or objects. Tools and molds are often produced using subtractive manufacturing techniques, which can be time-consuming and expensive, especially for complex or one-off designs. However, 3D printing makes it possible to create customized tools in less time and at lower cost, without compromising on precision or quality.
As 3D printing continues to develop, the technology is showing growing potential for various aspects of manufacturing, including the production of tools for injection molding. The use of 3D-printed tools for injection molding, while traditionally a complex and time-consuming task, can make prototyping, mold verification and small-batch production more efficient. However, it is also important to understand the extent to which injection molding and 3D printed tools can impact the additive manufacturing sector.
Rapid prototyping is the rapid creation of a preliminary 3D model or part that can be used to evaluate the functionality or design of a product. Rapid prototyping processes often use computer-aided 3D design and 3D printing technology to create prototypes faster and more cost-effectively than conventional manufacturing methods. To use rapid prototyping with 3D printing, designers and printers need the right software tools and the best 3D printers that can print quickly and accurately while maintaining function.
Additive manufacturing is undoubtedly an exciting technology for many reasons. One of these reasons is the possibilities it opens up - primarily because newer forms of technology offer unprecedented speeds, drastically reduced costs and unprecedented geometries. Does this mean that additive manufacturing will replace more traditional forms of production such as injection molding? Many people assume this, but these older forms of production still have their advantages. However, when combined with additive manufacturing, these technologies can really shine.
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