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We regularly publish new webinars on various topics.
Look forward to hearing unique applications, inventive problem-solving, and insightful firsthand experiences! You'll also find design aids and tips & tricks for 3D printing in manufacturing.
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[Recording] How Alstom optimizes maintenance with the help of additive manufacturing
From CAD design to 3D printed component [Livestream]
[Recording] Markforged What's New '22
[Recording] How to implement additive manufacturing in your company
[Recording] AM Nordwest – Manufacturing redefined!
[Recording] How can education and industry be brought closer together?
We will discuss with representatives from business and education how to counteract the shortage of skilled workers in the field of additive manufacturing.
[Recording] Finding the right 3D printing technology for your application
Not all 3D printing is the same!
In this webinar, Arnd Meller, Head of Additive Manufacturing at Klaus Stöcker Metallbearbeitung and Ferdinand Bunte, will report on how you can keep track of the technology confusion and find the right technology for your application.
[Recording] Additive Manufacturing at Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Roth from Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences explains the potential of FFF technology for plastic and metal components in product development. He also discusses additive manufacturing in education in general.
Alexander Kißling, Lutz Feldmann and Joachim Kasemann are also present.
[Recording] Additive Manufacturing in Product Development
In this webinar, startup engineer Marco Stoffel from busycleta engineering explains how he optimized product development processes based on the bionic approach and with the help of additive manufacturing. In a discussion with moderator Peter Sorgen, he demonstrates the added value of the technology using exciting examples. The webinar is conducted in Swiss German.
[Recording] From metal construction to robotics at Böhringer Ingelheim Pharma
Look forward to hearing from Hubert Reiter, Head of Mechanical Engineering at Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma GmbH. In this one-hour webinar, we will discuss the use of additive manufacturing in the pharmaceutical industry. He will highlight exciting areas of application and discuss the possibilities and advantages, as well as the disadvantages, of additive manufacturing.
[Recording] 3D printed equipment at CORAM TOOLS GmbH (Swiss dialect)
CORAM TOOLS GmbH was faced with the challenge of reducing downtime in its production facilities.
In this live event, Peter Sorgen explains how 3D printing with Markforged optimizes production processes at CORAM TOOLS GmbH and how the printed components can withstand the enormous demands of production operations.
[Recording] How can 3D printing lead to better time-to-market? (Swiss dialect)
Spühl GmbH faced the challenge of reducing the iterative development time of its products. Initial drafts were produced by external service providers, resulting in long lead times and high costs. Every design change delayed the development time by at least a week.
In this webinar, Peter Sorgen explains why Spühl GmbH will increasingly rely on additive manufacturing with Markforged in this phase of product development and can thus drastically improve the time-to-market.
[Recording] How to Design for Additive Manufacturing (English)
Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) is the process of adapting your design to make it more cost-effective, faster, or effective to produce.
Why you should be there:
– Use cases for 3D printing in manufacturing
– How to accelerate your additive manufacturing process through direct modeling
– How to choose the most suitable material
– Eiger: simple and powerful software to promote 3D printing
[Recording] 3D printing in plant engineering: From prototype to series production at BMF GmbH
The past six months have dramatically highlighted the weaknesses in many supply chains. How can we rethink these strategies, reduce risks, and invest in a flexible supply chain that is future-proof and responsive, providing opportunities in the event of disruptions?
In this live webinar, Marc Krause from BMF GmbH shows how on-demand spare parts production works thanks to a digital warehouse.
[Recording] 3D printing in special machine construction at Peil Maschinenbautechnik
Many people only think of 3D printing as prototypes – not us, we manufacture components for mechanical engineering that are needed.
In this live webinar, Thomas Peil, Managing Director of Peil Maschinenbautechnik, will demonstrate the added value of additive manufacturing in special machine construction using several application examples.
[Recording] Additive manufacturing of magnetic grippers at habö CNC turning and milling technology
In order to reduce machine downtimes and increase running times, habö CNC turning and milling technology has developed a magnetic gripper.
In this live webinar, Joachim Kasemann, Managing Director of Mark3D GmbH, explains how habö is redefining manufacturing with 3D printing using a concrete application example.https://www.mark3d.com/de/wp-admin/post.php?post=4635&action=edit#
[Recording] 3D printed devices in practice at PRIMETALL GmbH
To clamp components with complex geometries onto a TRUMPF laser welding machine, PRIMETALL GmbH requires custom fixtures. These fixtures were previously made of aluminum and were very heavy and expensive to manufacture.
In this live webinar, Joachim Kasemann, Managing Director of Mark3D GmbH, explains the advantages of 3D printing for PRIMETALL GmbH and how the problem was solved using a concrete application example.
[Recording] Increasing production efficiency through 3D printing
In this webinar, we will show you the possibilities for increasing production efficiency through 3D printing! Markforged 3D printers enable you to print extremely stable and high-quality, three-dimensional components – in the shortest possible time and at a fraction of the cost, while maintaining the highest level of stability! Learn about the new possibilities and advantages of professional 3D printer.
[Recording] METAV Web Sessions: Manufacturing redefined!
As part of the METAV web sessions, Joachim Kasemann presented the Markforged technology and some concrete application examples in a compact presentation.
Using materials such as fiberglass, carbon or Kevlar, professional users can solve real problems and 3D print components that previously had to be manufactured mechanically.
[Recording] Creating functional prototypes with metal 3D printing!
Produce functional prototypes from metal as easily as you used to produce your 3D-printed plastic prototypes! In this live webinar, Dominik Kraus, Head of Additive Manufacturing at BAM GmbH, will demonstrate the advantages of 3D-printed functional prototypes from tool steel using a concrete application example.
[Recording] Outsourcing – what now? How can we successfully manufacture in-house again?
Given the increasing strain on international supply chains, shortening the supply chain may be essential. Additive manufacturing enables on-demand and just-in-time production. Interrupted supply chains can be bridged at short notice.
Using some practical customer examples, we will show you how companies have successfully integrated additive manufacturing into their business processes.
[Recording] 3D printed components made of metal and composite materials
Markforged 3D printers can print both composite materials and metals. In this webinar, we'll introduce you to both technologies. We'll then discuss the advantages of combining the two technologies: components made of composite fibers and metal – so-called hybrid parts!
You will find the answers to these and many other questions about Markforged technologies in this webinar!
[Recording] The 3D Printing Design Guidelines – Simply Explained
Are you designing components for 3D printing and want to get everything right from the start? From minimum dimensions to features like engraving and continuous fiber routing?
We will show you tips and tricks and explain the 3D printing design guidelines for the design of optimal 3D printed components – simply and understandably.
In addition, you can look forward to tips on how to optimally utilize your printer and how to choose the right material.
[Recording] From virtual 3D model to 3D printer – Markforged Eiger Software
If you already have a Markforged 3D printer and would like to learn more about EIGER software, this webinar is perfect for you!
How do I get my 3D CAD model onto the 3D printer? What should I pay attention to? How do I import my print data? How do I lay out my part? Honeycomb structure or solid material? How do I avoid part warping?
You will learn the answers to these and many other questions about the EIGER software in this webinar!
[Recording] Material for the 3D printer – What do I use when?
Which material should I use for my requirements? Do I need to print the part with fiber reinforcement? What is the difference between nylon and onyx? You'll learn the answers to these and many other questions about Markforged materials in this webinar!
Markforged's 3D printers enable you to print extremely stable, high-quality three-dimensional components – in the shortest possible time and at a fraction of the cost! Discover the new possibilities and advantages of professional 3D printers.
[Recording] SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD – The perfect system for your 3D printed components
Modeling your first components in 3D isn't difficult at all! In this webinar, we'll show you how to design your first components in SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD and transfer them to your 3D printer.
Markforged's 3D printers enable you to print extremely stable, high-quality, three-dimensional components – in the shortest possible time, at a fraction of the cost, and with the highest level of stability! Learn more about the new possibilities and advantages of professional 3D printers.
[Recording] How to correctly design components for 3D printing
Design without consideration! 3D printing opens up new possibilities and significantly simplifies development and design. Components can be optimally designed without having to consider a specific manufacturing process (turning, milling, etc.). This saves time, resources, and money. Learn how to perfectly prepare your components for the 3D printer in our webinar.
[Recording] Strategies for successful metal 3D printing
As metal 3D printing continues to gain traction as an innovative manufacturing process, it is important to know how to identify the most suitable applications and processes to produce optimal and frequent parts.
Take a moment to watch the recording of our 30-minute live webinar with Jo Kasemann. He will share best practices to help you optimize your parts for successful metal 3D printing.
[Recording] 3D printing assembly fixtures
With Markforged desktop and industrial 3D printers and unique composite materials, assembly fixtures can be produced quickly, cost-effectively, and with high complexity.
In this webinar, we will explain your concrete benefits using facts and examples.
[Recording] 3D printing efficient gripping tools for industrial robots
In this webinar, our Regional Sales Manager Elia Kuhn will explain how you can use Markforged 3D printers to reduce the mass of gripping tools and thus increase the payload of the robot arm.
Reduce the lead time of tool development processes by several weeks, forget conventional design approaches and manufacturing processes – we'll show you how!
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Learn more about 3D printing with continuous fibers!
Which continuous filament is suitable for which application? How do I design correctly for filament 3D printing? What do users say about it, and where can I find more information? – You've come to the right place! We've listed several information sources that will help you get the answers you need.
Would you like a demo, have questions or need a quote for a Markforged X-Series printer?
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