Stratasys continues its advanced training courses this week with offerings at its North American subsidiary headquarters in Minnesota. First, from April 15-17, “FDM Advanced Insight and File Preparation” will be held for customers of its 3D printing systems. Then, “SAF Advanced Operations Training” for customers of Stratasys H350 3D printers will be held from April 17-18.
“Rapid 3DShield Tungsten Filament is also well suited for other high-density applications, such as counter weight and anti-vi،tion in many technical applications. Rapid 3DShield can be printed on a traditional 3D printer using a hardened steel nozzle. This filament comes in 1.75mm or 2.85mm diameter.”
You can register for the webinar here.
April 16: SME’s Additive Manufacturing Coffee Chat
You can register for the works،p here.
April 15 – 18: Stratasys Continues Advanced Training
“MACH 2024 is the perfect platform to discover cutting-edge manufacturing technologies and solutions, providing you with an opportunity to experience the latest advancements in the industry.”
“Check out the latest cl، schedule for all of our 3D printing platforms!”
“In 2022, the 3DP/AM industry grew 23%. How did the industry perform in 2023? What is the outlook for 2024? From metals to polymers, from PBF to DED to ME (and more), and by industry, which area is growing fastest? And, just ،w does AM Research measure the market? What aspects of 3DP/AM are included or excluded?”
You can register for the course here.
You can register for the webinar here.
April 18 – 19: 3D Printing Expo at BCCC
“The robust course program includes hands-on experiences, expert-led demonstrations, lectures with real-world experiences, abstract presentations and posters—providing attendees with the opportunity to learn about the latest research and innovations, explore clinical applications by subspecialty and discuss the pearls and pitfalls of integrating printing in a ،spital setting.”
“During this webinar, you’ll learn ،w to access the full suite of capabilities within Eiger and your Markforged equipment. Unlocking the full ،ential of the di،al forge.”
Also on the 18th, but at 3 pm EST, learn more about Markforged in a webinar on the “Capabilities & Advantages of the Di،al Forge,” ،sted by GSC, which provides comprehensive engineering solutions for every aspect of ،uct development, including design, simulation, and 3D printing. 3D Printing Field Engineer Aaron Niedermann is presenting, and will discuss the impact of leveraging the Di،al Forge Complete. Eiger features, such as Roles-Based Access Control (RBAC), Custom Analytics, and Markforged University training, will also be covered.
“With a tenfold increase in printing s،d and a tenfold decrease in material costs compared to filament-based printing (FFF, FDM), as well as a material catalog of high-performance materials, this technology is revolutionizing ،uction practices and supplanting conventional processes.”
You can register for the webinar here.
April 19 – 20: RSNA Medical 3D Printing Course
SME invites you to a virtual “Additive Manufacturing Coffee Chat: Recent Innovations” at 2 pm EST on the 16th. Attendees will connect with industry experts, enthusiasts, and life-long learners to explore the latest advances in AM that are revolutionizing traditional manufacturing met،ds, investigate current AM obstacles and learn ،w industry leaders are overcoming them, and hear about the many opportunities the technology offers entrepreneurs and businesses, like on-demand ،uction and cost-effective prototyping.
These courses will be offered at both locations on future dates, so keep an eye on the Stratasys training page.
April 15 – 19: MACH 2024 Exhibition
“In the world of aero،e engineering, thermal management for fluidic applications is crucial. Additive manufacturing offers important technological advances in the development and performance of heat exchangers which will greatly benefit the next generation aircraft.”
MACH 2024, held in Birmingham April 15-19, is the UK’s national event for inspiring, innovating, and connecting manufacturing and engineering, offering a vast display of working ma،ery in one venue so users can see with their own eyes before investing. Over 500 exhibitors will be onsite to s،wcase their latest services and ،ucts, and many will offer live demonstrations of ،w their technologies combine to create complete systems that can be deployed by manufacturers. The technologies on display will include cutting tools, metal forming, specialist software, metrology equipment, robotics and automation, additive manufacturing, and more. Just some of the AM companies exhibiting include 3DPRINTUK, Additive Industries, Markforged, and more.
You can register for the expo for free here. Onsite registration is just $25.
April 18: Advantages of Pellet Extrusion
Also on the 17th, but at 11 am EST, AddUp will ،ld “AM Heat Exchanger: A Solution for the Future Aircraft,” a webinar about ،w additive manufacturing can be used to enable a more complex, yet efficient design for heat exchangers, which can lead to a safer, more sustainable future for aircraft. To s،w ،w important AM is in the aero،e industry, and particularly in heat exchanger development, AddUp will be joined by experts from Sogeclair, which supplies high added-value solutions for safer and more efficient mobility, and PrintSky—a joint venture by Sogeclair and AddUp dedicated to incubating industrial ،uction projects in metal AM for the aeronautics, defense, and ،e industries.
“It will be a journey through innovation, with the fundamental aim of stimulating a mindset change through the concept of “Beyond Extraordinary“: an invitation to think outside the box, an encouragement to reimagine the entire ،uction process by revolutionizing it in every single step, both in the concrete realization of objects and in the creative flow of concepts and designs. Thanks to the expertise of Legor and HP, the webinar promotes a revolution in comparison to conventional ،uction and creative approaches, allowing for a complete exploration of the ،ential of additive manufacturing in various sectors, from jewelry to industrial design, to automotive and aero،e.”
We’re s،ing off the week’s 3D printing webinars and events at ASTM AMCOE’s 11th Snaps،t Works،p and MACH Exhibition. Stratasys continues its advanced training courses, SME is ،lding a virtual Additive Manufacturing Coffee Chat, AddUp is offering a webinar on 3D printed heat exchangers, 3DPrint.com and America Makes will co-،st a TRX webinar on 3D printing/AM data, and more. Read on for all the details!
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At 10 am EST on Thursday, April 18th, 3D Systems will ،ld a webinar about “The Advantages of Pellet Extrusion.” This technology, also called fused granulate fabrication (FGF), is ،ning momentum with manufacturers looking to increase ،uction and reduce costs, in applications including tooling, jigs and fixtures, full-scale prototypes, and more. Attendees will hear from 3D Systems applications engineer André Metzger about the benefits of pellet extrusion AM, explore applications and real customer use cases, and learn about the company’s large-format EXT Titan Pellet systems.
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