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April 2019

On April 16 and 17, 2019, Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen, The Netherlands, hosted a two-day 3D Printing Event covering the entire Additive Manufacturing value chain, from 3D Printing design to factory integration and post-processing.

The event included five dedicated conferences, where over 30 speakers from reputed companies and research institutions shared their views, and a two day-expo. Read more

December 2018

On December 4, 2018, Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen hosted two half-day conferences focused on Additive Manufacturing.

In the morning, during 3D Printing Post-Processing Conference, speakers from ION, AMT, Quintus Technologies, PostProcess Technologies and Fraunhofer IPT talked about various aspects related to the often overlooked third step in 3D printing: post-processing. Read more

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Previous editions 3D Printing Post Processing Conference

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April 2019

On April 16 and 17, 2019, Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen, The Netherlands, hosted a two-day 3D Printing Event covering the entire Additive Manufacturing value chain, from 3D Printing design to factory integration and post-processing.

The event included five dedicated conferences, where over 30 speakers from reputed companies and research institutions shared their views, and a two day-expo. Read more

December 2018

On December 4, 2018, Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen hosted two half-day conferences focused on Additive Manufacturing.

In the morning, during 3D Printing Post-Processing Conference, speakers from ION, AMT, Quintus Technologies, PostProcess Technologies and Fraunhofer IPT talked about various aspects related to the often overlooked third step in 3D printing: post-processing. Read more

On December 4, 2018, Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen hosted two half-day conferences focused on Additive Manufacturing.
In the morning, during 3D Printing Post-Processing Conference, speakers from ION, AMT, Quintus Technologies, PostProcess Technologies and Fraunhofer IPT talked about various aspects related to the often overlooked third step in 3D printing: post-processing.

The talks covered issues, solutions and future trends. The presentation titles included: What kind of Surface Technology is asked for 3D-Metal-Printed items | Finishing the Job – Automated Post Processing for 3D Printed Parts | Digitized 3D Post-Printing to Enable Additive Manufacturing at Scale | Shortening the post processing chain though use of high pressure heat treatment | Advanced Manufacturing with 3D printing – Process chains of tomorrow.

In the afternoon, AM Integrated Factory Conference focused on current developments in further integration of Additive Manufacturing in production processes. Speakers from Siemens Industry Software, Sirris, TNO, Authentise and AM-Flow talked about Industrial AM for functional parts, Industrializing Additive Manufacturing, Scaling up 3D printing production with automated sorting, to mention only a few presentation titles.

Below you can see the complete program of the day.

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09:00 09:30 Welcome and Registration
09:30 10:00 Egbert Stremmelaar, Managing Director,
Vereniging Industrieel Oppervlaktebehandelend Nederland (ION), The Netherlands, on “What kind of Surface Technology is asked for 3D-Metal-Printed items”, More information		 ion program
10:00 10:30 joseph crabtree program Joseph Crabtree, Founder & CEO, Additive Manufacturing Technologies (AMT), United Kingdom, on “Finishing the Job – Automated Post Processing for 3D Printed Parts”, More information amtechnologies logo program
10:30 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 11:30 Bruno Bourguet Bruno Bourguet, Managing Director, PostProcess Technologies, USA, on “Digitized 3D Post-Printing to Enable Additive Manufacturing at Scale”, More information postprocess logo program
11:30 12:00 james jim shipley program James Shipley, Global Business Development Manager Advanced Material Densification, Quintus Technologies, Sweden, on “Shortening the post processing chain though use of high pressure heat treatment”, More information quintus technologies program
12:00 12:30 Moritz Wollbrink, Manager Business Unit Tool and Die Making, Fraunhofer Institute for Production Technology IPT, Germany, on “Advanced Manufacturing with 3D printing – Process chains of tomorrow”, More information
12:30 13:30 Lunch
13:00 13:30 Welcome and Registration
13:30 14:00 Stijn Lambrechts, Advisor Advanced Manufacturing, Sirris, Belgium, on “Sirris’ vision on AM Integrated Factory”, More information sirris logo program
14:00 14:30 Andre Wegner Andre Wegner, Founder & CEO, Authentise, USA, on “Using Data to Drive Additive Efficiency, Quality and Transparency”, More information authentise program
14:30 15:00 Jeroen Smeltink, Senior System Engineer, AMSYSTEMS – TNO, The Netherlands, on “Continuous AM for production”, More information
15:00 15:30 Break
15:30 16:00 Omar Fergani Omar Fergani, Material Processing Expert and Product Manager Additive Manufacturing , Siemens Industry Software, on “Industrializing Additive Manufacturing”, More information
 siemens program
16:00 16:30 stefan rink program Stefan Rink, CEO, AM-Flow, on”Scaling up 3D printing production with automated post-processing”, More information
16:30 17:30 Drinks
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Previous editions 3D Printing Design & Engineering Conference

overview of 3d printing Design & Engineering

Overview of 3D Printing Design & Engineering Conference editions
2019 | 2018| 2016 | 2015

The conference is now integrated in the 3D Printing Event, as one essential part of the 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing Value Chain.

2019

On April 16 and 17, 2019, Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen, The Netherlands, hosted a two-day 3D Printing Event covering the entire Additive Manufacturing value chain, from 3D Printing design to factory integration and post-processing.

The event included five dedicated conferences, where over 30 speakers from reputed companies and research institutions shared their views, and a two day-expo. Read more

2018

On April 17-18, 2018, Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen (NL), hosted a two-day event about 3D printing materials, 3D printing design and 4D printing. The event comprised three conferences and an exhibition.
On April 17, the 3D Printing Materials Conference and the 3D Printing Design & Engineering Conference took place in parallel. The first was about polymers and plastics, the latter about the process behind the printing itself (virtual engineering, tools, blockchain, etc).

2016

The 2nd edition of the 3D Printing Design & Engineering conference took place on May 24, 2016 at Designhuis in Eindhoven, The Netherlands.

The conference was successful, bringing together over 60 participants, and provided great intellectual and social interaction for the attendees.

Renowned speakers from Shapeways, Fraunhofer IPT, Philips Industry Consulting, TNO, ShareMy3D, iMinds, Louwers IP|Technology Advocaten, EDS Innovation, Metal Technics and Sirris shared their views and opinions on 3D printing design and engineering topics.

The titles of the presentations included: Connected Adaptive Production – From design to final parts. How CAx Integration can connect Conventional and Additive Manufacturing | Start with the end in mind’ – Design for Supply Chain – an integral approach to develop smart products | Generative design for additive manufacturing | Cloud-Based Communication for 3D Content | FABulous funding opportunities for startups and SMEs | Lowering the barrier: design & engineering for everyone | EDS-Innovation, 3D Casting | Metal AM Design Rules, what every mechanical design engineer should know! | Topological optimization: findings from practice.

2015

Below you can find the program of the 3D Design & Engineering Conference that took place on May 19th, 2015, at High Tech Campus Eindhoven.

This was the overview of 3D Printing Design & Engineering Conference editions
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Previous editions 3D Printing Materials Conference

Overview of 3D Printing Materials Conference editions
2019 | 2018 |2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014

The conference is now integrated in the 3D Printing Event, as one essential part of the 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing Value Chain.

2019

On April 16 and 17, 2019, Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen, The Netherlands, hosted a two-day 3D Printing Event covering the entire Additive Manufacturing value chain, from 3D Printing design to factory integration and post-processing.

The event included five dedicated conferences, where over 30 speakers from reputed companies and research institutions shared their views, and a two day-expo. Read more

2018

On April 17-18, 2018, Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen (NL), hosted a two-day event about 3D printing materials, 3D printing design and 4D printing. The event comprised three conferences and an exhibition.
On April 17, the 3D Printing Materials Conference and the 3D Printing Design & Engineering Conference took place in parallel. The first was about polymers and plastics, the latter about the process behind the printing itself (virtual engineering, tools, blockchain, etc).

2017

The 4th edition of the 3D Printing Materials Conference, focused on Polymers, took place on February 02, 2017, at Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen, The Netherlands. At the same location, on February 01, the 4D Printing & Meta Materials Conference was held.

The conferences brought together over 150 attendees, who gathered to discuss the most disruptive applications of 3D printing and latest developments and applications in the field. They were not purely academic conferences, but innovative events bringing together brilliant minds and discoveries.

2016

On January 26-27, 2016, the 3rd edition of the 3D Printing Materials Conference took place at MECC Maastricht, in The Netherlands. The conference was successful, attracting many international delegates and provided great intellectual and social interaction for the participants. International leading speakers from renowned companies and institutions such as Harvard University, University of Wollongong, Technical University of Eindhoven, Corbion Purac Biomaterials, Innovation Centre of Polymers, SIRRIS, ACAM GmbH (Aachen Center for Additive Manufacturing), SupraPolix, 3D PPM, VU University Medical Center Amsterdam, Applied Polymer Innovations/Innofil3D, Z3DLab, FOM Institute AMOLF, LUXeXceL Group, 3DCeram and Vormvrij shared their knowledge during the two-day conference.

2015

The program of the second edition of the 3D Printing Materials Conference.

2014

In 2014 the first edition took place
This was the overview of 3D Printing Materials Conference editions
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Avio Aero 3Dprints parts for the Catalyst engine for the Cessna Denali

Up to ten GE Catalyst components will be produced in this area. The engine’s first flight is scheduled for the end of 2019. It is the first turboprop engine in the world with almost 30% of its internal metal parts 3D printed. In Brindisi, work has already begun on three of these ten additive components. This number will continue to grow as the number of GE Additive-Concept Laser machines DMLM (Direct Metal Laser Melting) does. Continue reading “Avio Aero 3Dprints parts for the Catalyst engine for the Cessna Denali”

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Printing multi-hardness parts with SLS – Presented by Maxime Legrand, Sirris

Maxime Legrand, Sirris, will speak at 3D Printing Materials Conference on April 16, during the 3D Printing Event at Brightlands Chemelot Campus in The Netherlands.

New materials are emerging in SLS 3D printing. How to make the best of it? In this presentation, we will consider TPU printing with SLS and how it is possible to change its mechanical properties through parameters optimization and lattice structures.

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3D Printing Event welcomes Sharebot as Bronze Partner

sharebot

Sharebot is exhibitor at 3D Printing Event 2019, on April 16-17, at Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen, The Netherlands.

About Sharebot

Sharebot is a young firm focused on the realization of 3D printers and development of professional and easy to use additive manufacturing technologies solutions with every known technology: filament deposition, resin and powder sintering.

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3D Printing Event welcomes KYORAKU as Bronze Partner

KYORAKU

3D Printing Event welcomes KYORAKU as Bronze Partner

About KYORAKU

KYORAKU is a Japanese plastic molding manufacturer established in 1917. Using the experience of plastic in the automotive and food packaging field, we launched a 3D printing material development project called Filament Lab. We show the results of joint research with Keio University’s Hiroya Tanaka, Kuboki Hitomi, and Taoka Sai.

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Large scale continuous fibre additive manufacturing for buildings and transportation sectors – Presented by Lucas Janssen, CEAD

Lucas Janssen, CEAD, will speak at 3D Printing Materials Conference on April 16, during the 3D Printing Event at Brightlands Chemelot Campus in The Netherlands.

CEAD is a technology supplier on the frontier of composite additive manufacturing. The Continuous Fibre Additive Manufacturing, or CFAM in short, is unique and enables the rapid production of large composite parts such as moulds, facade cladding elements and exterior panels for trains and boats.

Interview

What drives you?

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3D Printing Event welcomes Chemelot Innovation and Learning Labs (CHILL) as Bronze Partner

CHILL

Chemelot Innovation and Learning Labs (CHILL) will exhibit at 3D Printing Event 2019

About Chemelot Innovation and Learning Labs (CHILL)

Chemelot Innovation and Learning Labs (CHILL) connects entrepreneurs, established SMEs, large companies and research institutes, creating limitless opportunities for innovation.

You face the constant challenge of innovating products and processes in order to maintain your competitive edge. In a knowledge- and capital intensive sector such as chemistry, this is a daunting task.

There is no shortage of ideas, but the possibilities for implementation and for finding solutions are often limited.

CHILL can help. Thanks to our network of specialists, specific knowledge is available. Moreover, CHILL has well-equipped research facilities and plenty of people.

This means we are able to find solutions to your challenges and give your search for innovation a fresh boost.

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