TOP 5 Videos: Trumpf and metal additive manufacturing …

This week, Trumpf talks to us about metal additive manufacturing and more particularly about its TruPrint 5000 solution which incorporates particularly interesting features for the aerospace industry. Thanks to a reduced residual stress, the parts produced benefit from better geometric precision. We also invite you to discover the startup Abeye, supported by Atol Les Opticiens, which has designed a pair of 3D printed smart glasses for people with dyslexia. Finally, do not hesitate to (re)watch our last webinar which covers how to choose the best 3D printing material as well as the right printer for engineering-grade 3D printing projects. Have a great Sunday!

TOP 1: Trumpf and metal additive manufacturing for the aerospace industry

Trumpf is a German industrial 3D printer manufacturer that today meets the needs of many industries such as aeronautics. In the video below, he presents his metal additive manufacturing solution, the TruPrint 5000, which notably includes a preheating option to 500 ° C. This functionality prevents any cracks when printing with titanium, a material particularly interesting for the aeronautical sector. Residual stress is reduced, geometric accuracy is higher, and print media are less. We invite you to listen to the Trumpf expert who will tell you how to properly integrate this preheating option into your industrial environment: