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2023年7月17日

CRP技术发射100%回收3 d印刷材料注塑0股7月13日十时整2023 - 3 d印刷材料和服务提供商CRP技术推出了新材料,称为Windform XT 2.0 IMG(注塑级)。完全来自3 d打印的“尊敬的收入范围”,这种高性能材料展示与热塑性复合结构矩阵,PA12基地,并从碳纤维增强钢筋。这种材料的一个显著特性是100%回收,没有添加维珍对激光烧结粉末从疲惫Windform XT 2.0。“一段时间我们在c反应蛋白技术一直在研究一种和总使用那些精疲力竭Windform粉末选择性激光烧结(SLS)废弃不用,他们不再满足我们的高质量的标准,“佛朗哥Cevolini说,工程师、首席执行官和CRP技术的技术总监。2.0 Windform XT IMG适用于汽车、交通、电动车等等。图像通过c反应蛋白技术。3 d印刷材料与性能优越根据公司注塑,Windform XT 2.0 IMG配方提供了优越的性能特征,包括高层刚度、耐冲击性,和精确的细节,甚至在薄层。此外,这种材料制成的高档注塑组件保留几个关键属性中找到原型使用Windform XT 2.0加法制造生产。这部小说材料适合具有挑战性的应用程序中发现的行业,如汽车、交通、电动车、农业、机器人和工业设计。CRP科技表示,其方法是完全的“枯竭”Windform粉二次利用,没有包括任何新鲜的材料,保证100%的重用和适当的转换应用程序在两个传统和加法制造方法。 Cevolini, explains that the company achieved this by regranulating the Windform XT 2.0 powder residue, thereby enabling its compatibility with injection molding technology. After a successful testing phase, CRP Technology is now prepared to offer this recycled material to large-scale manufacturers. Injection molded gear in Windform XT 2.0 IMG. Image via CRP Technology. Transforming additive manufacturing with injection molding Wilson Sporting Goods , a US-based sporting equipment manufacturer, utilized 3D printing technology provided by high-speed resin 3D printer manufacturer Nexa3D . The NXE400 3D printers from Nexa3D were employed in conjunction with Addifab ‘s freeform injection molding (FIM) technology and xMOLD soluble resin to create prototypes of injection mold tooling for Wilson’s youth baseball bat grips. In March of this year, Nexa3D acquired Addifab, thus strengthening its collaboration with Wilson. Consequently, this alliance has offered Wilson increased design freedom, substantial time savings, and high flexibility. By incorporating Nexa’s 3D printing technology into its prototyping workflow, Wilson has successfully streamlined its R&D process. Nicolet Plastics and Westec Plastics , two companies specializing in injection molding for the medical device market, employed Mantle technology to enhance efficiency and reduce labor in the production of precise injection mold tooling parts. Nicolet Plastics utilized Mantle’s 3D printer to manufacture production tooling for a customer named Gamber-Johnson. This implementation of Mantle technology significantly decreased the time required by toolmakers from 180 hours to 12.5 hours, while also reducing the timeline for creating initial samples of molded components from six weeks to two weeks. This was achieved by 3D printing three inserts. The inserts manufactured by Mantle were nearly 95% complete, necessitating minimal finishing touches before commencing the molding process. Additionally, Westec Plastics utilized Mantle’s metal 3D printing technology to enhance its tooling capabilities without relying on scarce toolmakers. This adoption enabled Westec to quickly produce H13 inserts that were 75-95% complete, freeing up its toolmakers’ time to focus on essential tasks like tool maintenance and repair. What does the future of 3D printing for the next ten years hold? What engineering challenges will need to be tackled in the additive manufacturing sector in the coming decade? To stay up to date with the latest 3D printing news, don’t forget to subscribe to the 3D Printing Industry newsletter or follow us on Twitter , or like our page on Facebook . While you’re here, why not subscribe to our Youtube channel? Featuring discussion, debriefs, video shorts, and webinar replays. Are you looking for a job in the additive manufacturing industry? Visit 3D Printing Jobs for a selection of roles in the industry. Featured image shows Windform XT 2.0 IMG is suitable for automotive, transportation, e-mobility, and more. Image via CRP Technology.