3D printing – technology review
Training description:
This training is an excellent opportunity to get to know the world of modern additive manufacturing techniques, which are becoming increasingly important in various industries. Participation in the training will allow for a comprehensive understanding of the basics of 3D printing technology, including FDM, SLS, DMLS and SLA. The training will discuss the principles of operation of each of these technologies, as well as the variety of materials that can be used within them.
Participants will learn about the main features and benefits of 3D printing and the areas in which they are used. By discussing real-world examples from various industries, such as medicine, automotive, and aerospace, the training will enable them to understand how 3D printing can be used in practice.
In addition, the course offers practical tips on how to buy your own 3D printer, which is extremely valuable for people planning to start working with this technology on their own. The training is aimed at entrepreneurs, engineers and designers, as well as hobbyists and enthusiasts of modern technologies. It allows you to gain knowledge that can revolutionize the approach to production and design, preparing participants for the upcoming changes that 3D printing is introducing in many sectors of the economy. Participation in the training is an investment in the future, which will allow for a better understanding and use of the potential of 3D printing, both in low-volume production and the production of finished elements.
Scope of training:
1. Introduction to FDM / SLS / DMLS/ SLA technology.
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Discussion of the principles of operation of FDM / SLS / DMLS / SLA technology.
- Range of materials used in FDM / SLS / DMLS / SLA technology.
2. Main features of 3D printing using FDM / SLS / DMLS / SLA technology.
- Where are prints made using FDM / SLS / DMLS / SLA technologies effective?
- Examples of applications of 3D printing in FDM / SLS / DMLS / SLA technology in various industries.
3. Buying your own machine – where to start.
4. Prospects for the development of 3D printing – will 3D printing revolutionize the industry.
5. 3D printing in industrial applications – From prototype to low-volume production and production of finished elements.
Benefits of training:
During the training, participants will gain theoretical and practical knowledge that will allow them to:
- Understand how different 3D printing technologies work (FDM, SLS, DMLS, SLA).
- Selecting appropriate materials for specific applications and technologies.
- Analysis of examples of 3D printing applications in various industries, from medicine, through automotive, to aerospace.
- Practical advice on purchasing a 3D printer and taking your first steps in 3D printing.
- Preparing for the revolution that 3D printing can bring to various industries.
- Understand the basics of FDM, SLS, DMLS and SLA technologies and learn how they function.
- Learn about the variety of materials used in specific technologies and which ones work best in specific applications.
- Find out what the main features and advantages of 3D printing are in individual technologies and in what areas they are used.
- Receive valuable tips on how to purchase your own 3D printer and start your own 3D printing adventure.
- Understand the development prospects of 3D printing and its potential impact on the industry, including the possibility of application from prototypes to low-volume production and manufacturing of finished components.
Addresses:
The training is intended for all people interested in modern production technologies, including:
- Entrepreneurs who want to introduce 3D printing into their company.
- Engineers and designers who want to expand their competences with new technologies.
- Industrial professionals who want to understand the potential of 3D printing in low-volume production and prototyping.
- Hobbyists and enthusiasts who want to start their adventure with 3D printing and need a solid theoretical and practical base.
Training costs:
- PLN 2,200 (including lunch dishes, coffee buffet and printed materials).
The training is conducted by:
Agnieszka Ejsmont-Palińska
Agnieszka Ejsmont – Palińska – Project Manager associated with the additive technology industry for 14 years, and for 10 years with BIBUS Menos. She carries out projects aimed at implementing machines and technological solutions in the field of 3D printing, both in manufacturing companies and at universities and research institutes. She conducts technological audits, training, helps in the selection of machines and materials, coordinates system implementations, represents the company at scientific conferences and industry fairs, and also creates articles and publications on the applications of additive technologies.