3D-Print  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

TheFluid Dosing & Deposition (FDD) technology from ViscoTec allows fast and precise 3D printing of fluids and pastes. The FDD Starter Kit makes it possible to integrate a volumetric supporting 3D-printhead in a wide range of common filament-type 3D printers. Together with the 3D printhead, the kit also includes the corresponding 3D-control unit and other helpful accessories such as dosing needles and cartridges.

• print head: volumetric supporting
• FDD = Fluid Dosing Deposition
• printable fluids: from low to very high vicosity
• material: silicones, UV-glues, 2-component adhesives, ceramics but also organic cell-suspensions for bio-printing and many more.

ViscoTec 3D-printhead for materials like silicone, UV- curing adhesive, 2 component adhesive. Also for bio printing (organic printing) used for organic cell solutions.

• A specialist with more than 70 years of tradition in building CNC special purpose machinery for the processing of wood, plastics, aluminium and composites
• A system supplier for complete manufacturing solutions
• A company with about 40 years of experience in 5-axes and multi-axes technology
• A high-level designer of individual CNC machining centres and integral solutions for customers from the automobile, aircraft, facade, furniture, door, window and staircase construction and from many other industries
• A guarantor of constantly high output and excellent availability of the machine under utmost mechanical load
• A member of the SCHERDELGroup with 6,800 employees worldwide

Laser sintering is an additive manufacturing technology with which components can be built in a materials layering process on the basis of digital 3D design data. The term “3D printing” is being used more and more as a synonym for it. Laser sintering is, however, unlike classic 3D printing, a professional manufacturing method that produces extremely accurate, mechanically highly robust, series-compatible components.
The process differs significantly from conventional erosive manufacturing methods. Instead of, for example, milling a workpiece out of a solid block of material or producing a component by injection or moulding, the additive method builds parts layer by layer out of finely powdered material. Different metals, plastics and composites are available in this form.

EOS is the world’s leading technology supplier in the field of industrial 3D printing of metals and polymers. Formed in 1989, the independent company is pioneer and innovator for comprehensive solutions in additive manufacturing. Its product portfolio of EOS systems, materials, and process parameters gives customers crucial competitive advantages in terms of product quality and the long-term economic sustainability of their manufacturing processes. Furthermore customers benefit from deep technical expertise in global service, applications engineering and consultancy.

3D printing is a manufacturing technology in which three-dimensional objects are built up layer by layer from digital models. First, a CAD model is created, which is then broken down into individual layers. The 3D printer then deposits or hardens the material - such as plastics, metals or ceramics - according to the specified cutting data. This process enables complex geometries and customized designs with minimal material loss and reduced post-processing steps.

Common technologies include stereolithography (SLA), fused deposition modeling (FDM), selective laser sintering (SLS) and digital light processing (DLP). 3D printing is widely used in medicine (e.g. for individual prostheses and surgical models), in aerospace (lightweight structures), in the automotive sector (rapid prototyping) and in architecture and art. This technology is revolutionizing both industrial manufacturing processes and creative design approaches.

Despite the advantages such as high design freedom and resource efficiency, there are challenges in terms of printing speed, component size, material properties and post-processing. With future developments in multi-material printing, intelligent manufacturing and sustainable materials, 3D printing will play an increasingly important role in more efficient, environmentally friendly and personalized production processes.

3D printing has a wide range of applications in the modern manufacturing industry, transforming digital designs into physical objects and thus enabling unprecedented flexibility and efficiency in rapid prototyping, custom manufacturing and the production of complex structures; this not only drives innovation in high-tech sectors such as aerospace, automotive production and medical technology, but also plays a significant role in architecture, education and consumer goods production, continuously changing traditional production methods and transforming the entire value chain towards digitalization and smart manufacturing.

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