Sinter-Based Additive Manufacturing Workshop final programme published
The final programme for Fraunhofer IFAM’s 5th Workshop on Sinter-based Additive Manufacturing, scheduled for September 4-5, 2024, is now available. The event, taking place in Bremen, Germany, will provide insight into the latest advancements and industrial implementation of sinter-based AM, including metal Binder Jetting, lithography-based metal AM and Cold Metal Fusion.
A list of international speakers, from industry and R&D, will discuss the challenges and opportunities for serial production using sinter-based Additive Manufacturing technologies. The workshop programme will be supplemented by an expert panel discussion, a tabletop exhibition and component award presentations.
The event programme is as follows:
Day 1 – September 4
Session 1
- Welcome and Introduction – Dr Sebastian Hein, Fraunhofer IFAM
- Market figures and developments in Additive Manufacturing -Matthias Schmidt-Lehr, AMPOWER
- Changing sintering behaviour for a novel depowdering approach in Metal Binder Jetting – Matina Youshin, Volkswagen AG
Component Award Presentation
Session 2
- From innovation to operation – the ADDIMETAL K2 French MBJ machine – Franck Liguori, Mohamad Koubar, ADDIMETAL
- Use cases and production implementation of MBJ – Radoslav Behul, PRINTY
Session 3
- Overcoming the Challenges of Industrialising a Binder Jet Manufacturing Solution – Robert Dean, Colibrium Additive Manufacturing
- Quality control of MBJ parts with CT scanning – Dagny Primdahl, Grundfos
- Sinter-based temperature sensors – Mario Kohl, Dr Ingo Wirth, Fraunhofer IFAM
Evening Get-together
Day 2 – September 5
Session 4
- HP Metal Jet S100: A Journey from Lab to Serial Production – Rocío Muñoz Moreno, HP Inc.
- Industrial metal binder jetting – potentials in the field of high-speed steels / HSS – Maximilian Neck, ProductionToGo
- Cold Metal Fusion: Use cases and applications of the technology – Rémy Bernhardt, MIMplus Levent Akbas, Headmade Materials
Panel discussion: Implementation of Sinter-based AM
Session 5
- Efficiency and Scale: High-Volume Metal Manufacturing with Lithography-based Metal Manufacturing – Kevin Kröning, Metshape
- New approacheas with Sinter-based AM parts for high-frequency communicatons – Jakob Scheibler, Fraunhofer IFAM Dresden
- Binder Jetting for Fusion Energy: Opportunities and materials – Asier Lores, Tecnalia
Session 6
- Debind + Sinter of uncommon materials. Tools, tips and tricks – Stefan Joens, Elnik Systems, LLC
- Latest developments of Osprey® HCCu and Osprey® Cu-alloys for additive manufacturing – Eleonora Bettini, Sandvik Osprey
Component Awards
To highlight the many advantages of sinter-based AM, participants are invited to submit sinter-based AM parts for the Component Award competition. The top three winners will receive a 10-minute presentation slot, during which they may present their company and its sinter-based AM activities to all attendees. The winners will also be promoted in Fraunhofer IFAM’s social media accounts and mentioned in all news releases related to the 2024 workshop.
The full workshop programme can be downloaded from the event page here.
To register for the workshop, click here.
