Sinter-Based Additive Manufacturing Workshop program published
Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Advanced Materials (IFAM), based in Dresden, Germany, has released the final programme for its Sinter-based Additive Manufacturing workshop. The event, scheduled to take place September 13 – 14 in Bremen, Germany, includes international speakers from industry and research, and is intended to provide insight into the latest advancements and industrial implementation of Binder Jetting and other sinter-based techniques.
The programme consists of the following presentations:
- Addressable Market for Sinter-based AM, Bastian Barthel, AMPOWER
- Printed to Sintered: A ‘How to’ on Debind and Sinter Technology, Stefan Joens, Elnik Systems LLC
- Aluminium metal binder jetting technology and its applications, Takafumi Sasaki, Ricoh Company Ltd
- Towards production scale metal binder jetting of reactive metals, Pierre-Victor Sabatier, Desktop Metal
- Sinter-based AM of aluminium alloys, Matteo Zanon, KYMERA International
- Role of gases during the value chain of Binder Jetting Technology, Kai Zissel, Linde GmbH
- Post-sintering heat treatments of H13 tool steel produced through binder jetting, Fredrik Berg Lissel, Markforged
- Development of MBJ equipment for the efficient production of a high number of metal parts, Guillermo Sanchez, Triditive Additive Manufacturing
- Manufacturing of Highly Stressed Powertrain Components Throughout Metal Binder Jetting, Gerrit Hellenbrand, WZL der RWTH Aachen
- Industrial metal binder jetting – potentials in the field of high-speed steels/HSS, Dr.-Ing. Patrick Koenen, GKN Additive Manufacturing
- Fine gas atomised powder for sinter based AM technologies, Dr. Paul Davies, Sandvik Osprey Ltd
- Recent advantages of Lithography-based Metal Manufacturing (LMM), Denise Mödder, Incus GmbH
- Consistency in metal part production with ColdMetalFusion, Christian Staudigel, Headmade Materials GmbH
- Fast/SPS: New Industrial Post-process for Full Densification of 3D Complex Shape from Additive Manufacturing, Arnaud Fregeac, NORIMAT Group
- IR Spectroscopy as an efficient tool for low impurities in debinding, Dr.-Ing. Johannes Trapp, Franhofer IFAM Dresden
- Moisture in AM powder feedstock: Impact and monitoring, Louis-Philippe Lefebvre, National Research Council Canada
- Additional analytical tools for a deeper look into the metal binder jet printing process, Dr Sebastian Hein, Fraunhofer IFAM
A pre-workshop tutorial will be held on September 12 discussing the fundamentals of sinter-based Additive Manufacturing.
At the event, IFAM will also present its 2023 Sinter-based AM Component Award. Three winners will each receive a ten-minute presentation slot on the second day of the workshop and be mentioned in all subsequent press releases on the subject of the conference.
Event registration is open until August 31. Early-bird registration rates are available until June 30.
More information is available here.
