Trend topic New technologies and materials

3D printing stands for a broad palette of different, rapidly developing manufacturing methods. What ...

Report: first national conference on additive manufacturing

The first national conference on additive manufacturing was held at Messe Lucerne. Organised by AM-Network, SAMG of SWISSMEM, SATW and Swiss…

Published:
16 Feb 2018

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Showcases on the topic "New technologies and materials"

Printing process of the individually manufactured shoe sole

Customized shoe soles in silicone

German RepRap's new LAM technology enables 3D printing of silicone using materials from The Dow Chemical Company. With this technology, customized…

Published:
20 Apr 2018

KUMOVIS 3D printer for high performance plastics

Realization of 3D printer for medical applications

Time and cost revolution in operational theatre: New 3D printsytem enables additive manufacturing of implants from high performance plastics…

Published:
8 Feb 2018

3D printer for technical ceramics

3D printed ceramic components are in demand on the market, but there are only a few 3D printers that meet the high component requirements. Therefore,…

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3 Jan 2018

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Providers with competence in the topic "New technologies and materials"

AM Network

Association

Das AM Network vernetzt die Forschung und Industrie zum Thema Additive Manufacturing

GBN Systems GmbH - Performing Mechatronics - Made in Bavaria

Processor / Service provider

"Turning your visions into products" - Als Systemslieferant für die Medizintechnik, den Gerätebau und die additive Fertigung begleiten wir Sie von der Idee bis zum fertigen Produkt.

KVT-Fastening

Supplier / Vendor

KVT-Fastening ist offizieller Vertriebspartner von German RepRap, Trumpf und Henkel und Ihr Ansprechpartner für 3D-Drucker, Filamente, Metallpulver und Kunstharze.

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ZHAW Zürcher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften, Additive Fertigung

Research institute

Die School of Engineering der ZHAW als eine der grössten technischen Fachhochschulen der Schweiz bietet der Industrie eine Plattform „Additive Fertigung“, um sich mit den Veränderungen und Herausforderungen dieser Technologie auseinanderzusetzen.