WEBINAR: Precision 3D Printing in FDM – How to Overcome the Challenges of High Accuracy Prints
Though there are a number of different technologies that are available today for additive manufacturing, some of the most popular go back to the very beginning. One notable example is Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), which could be considered the second ever 3D printing technology to be created back in the 80s and which continues to be popular today. In fact, some studies have shown that FDM printers make up approximately 48% of all 3D printers in use. However, that does not mean that there are no challenges, notably as additive manufacturing industrializes more and more. This relates especially to accuracy and precision in 3D prints.
To learn more about how to overcome common issues, 3Dnatives put on a webinar on September 21st to explore the world of precision 3D printing and how users can achieve the highest quality prints. During this event, FDM printing expert Krzysztof Kardach and Wojciech Wiśniewski from OMNI3D presented practical case studies showing what challenges companies such as Common and Flexlink had to overcome to achieve the highest quality prints. This webinar also provided attendees with invaluable tips and solutions to bring industrial 3D printing to the highest level. Check out the replay below:
Speakers:
Krzysztof Kardach is an experienced 3D printing specialist who is currently responsible for finding new areas of 3D printing applications and developing the Print on Demand Department at OMNI3D. He manages a team of 3D printing specialists focused on testing new filaments. Thanks to his extensive experience which spans over nine years, he is adept in FFF / FDM machines and supports R&D Department to develop new solutions for industrial 3D printing.
Wojciech Wiśniewski is a materials engineering specializing in thermoplastic material selection and 3D printing process control. Currently, he works with local academia on mechanical and structural characterization of 3D printed materials, both plastic and metal. Process development for the new material formulations is what he especially enjoys. Interested in PP, PC or maybe even PEEK? No problem. He knows them all.
Madeleine Prior is the English Content Specialist at 3Dnatives, the leading international online media on 3D printing and additive manufacturing. As part of the team, Madeleine is in charge of defining the content 3Dnatives covers for its English-speaking audience, bringing the latest news about the additive manufacturing sector and its implications to readers.
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