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Central German Forum on 3D Printing Applications
12th Central German Forum on 3D Printing Applications
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Programme
Session: Opening Session
Plenary
lecture: The 3D hype ā are the good old days already over?
Stefan Roth
, Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences
Session A1: Innovative Processes and Functionalisation
Air Technologies for Additive Manufacturing
Stefan Jakschick
, ULT AG
Textile-based
Additively Manufactured Puncture and Cut Protection Fabian Jonas MĆ¼ller
, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences
Functionalisation of additively manufactured components using Wire Encapsulation Additive Manufacturing (WEAM)
Valentin Mauersberger,
Fraunhofer IWU
Can mechanically manufactured components really be replaced by 3D-printed components?
Joachim Kasemann
, Mark 3D GmbH
Session A2: Material innovations and hybrid solutions
Investigation of plastic-to-metal adhesion in the additive manufacture of hybrid injection moulds
Alexander Dierle
UoAS
The next level of additive manufacturing: new materials and technologies at Stratasys
Michael Anton
Stratasys Inc.
Investigations into selective laser melting of aluminium oxide for the direct production of oxide ceramic components
Laura Rƶmer
Laser Institute, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences 3D Printing
with water glass ā a sustainable approach to laser-based additive manufacturing
Robin Hassel-Schmidt
EAH Jena
Session A3: Metal-based additive manufacturing for high-performance applications
Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding of additively and conventionally manufactured semi-finished products
Daniel Krug
GĆ¼nter Kƶhler Institute, Jena
Development of additively manufactured micro-heat exchangers with TPMS geometries made from Inconel 718
Florian Heinrich, Laser
Institute, Mittweida
University of Applied Sciences Additive manufacturing of high-strength, lightweight pressure tanks made from amorphous metal alloy using the PBF-LBprocess Maximilian Streinz
GĆ¼nter Kƶhler Institute, Jena
3D laser printing process for the manufacture of porous, water-draining flow structures
Lukas Naumann
Laser Institute, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences
Session A4: Process Monitoring and Quality Assurance
Monitoring the 3D printing process (FFF) using ultrasound
Johannes Zawatzky
(SONOTEC GmbH)
Intrinsic marking of additively manufactured components for the verification and identification of original components
Oliver Neudert
GMBU e.V.
Relationships between morphology, processing parameters and the mechanical performance of additively manufactured plastics
Ralf Lach,
Polymer Service GmbH, Merseburg
Metal powders as a factor influencing component quality
Andreas Pelz,
m4p material solutions GmbH
Session B1: Sustainable strategies in additive manufacturing
From waste material to prototype ā sustainable additive manufacturing in the SAMSax
real-world laboratory Leif Bretschneider
TU Bergakademie Freiberg
Recycling in resin 3D Printing
Joschka Rƶben
Rƶben UG
Is the additive (re)manufacture of spare parts worthwhile?
Marcus Witt,
METROM Mechatronics GmbH
Session B2: New Dimensions in 3D Printing
When CAD reaches
its limits Antonius Kƶster
Antonius Kƶster GmbH & Co. KG
Polyurethanes in a new dimension
Andreas Eiden-Bell
Synthene SAS
3D Printing in practice: Opportunities, limitations and insights from SMEs
Marucs GeĆner
Rapidobject GmbH
Session B3: Innovative Polymer AM: From High Performance to Micro-Precision
Optimisation of material properties for 3D-printed polymer injection moulding tools
Valentin Wiesner Upper Franconia
Technology Transfer
Centre Experimental and numerical analysis of UD-tape-reinforced polycarbonate FLM printing
Hagen Bankwitz Mittweida
University of Applied Sciences Additive manufacturing of monodisperse and precisely metered microplastic reference particles via microextrusion
Maurice Hauffe Dresden
University of Applied Sciences
Session B4: Processes and Quality Assurance
AI-based monitoring of layer information in high-volume melt layer behaviour
Toni Wille
EAH Jena
Reliable qualification in 3D Printing
Amador Miano
Replique GmbH
Image-based defect and process analysis in extrusion 3D Printing
Bjƶrn Kunz Chemnitz
University of Technology
Session: Closing Session
Closing Keynote
: Printing Visions. Shaping the Future ā How we can
use robotics and design to harness local resources and rethink global systems Ada Matthes, Designer
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