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The Role of Adhesives in FDM 3D Printing: Your Key to Perfect Prints

The Role of Adhesives in FDM 3D Printing: Your Key to Perfect Prints

In material extrusion 3D printing, ensuring proper first-layer adhesion to the build plate is paramount for success, especially in large-format prints. A well-adhered print guarantees precise ...
The Use of 3D Printing in AIRFUKA’s Touchless Car Dryers

The Use of 3D Printing in AIRFUKA’s Touchless Car Dryers

AIRFUKA is a leader in innovative solutions in the field of car wash touchless air blowers with airflow power exceeding 500 km/h. Their products are characterized by unparalleled performance and ...
Volkswagen – Innovative production thanks to the use of 3D printing from Omni3D

Volkswagen – Innovative production thanks to the use of 3D printing from Omni3D

The Volkswagen factory in Września has been successfully using 3D printing technology for several years now, creating parts and tools used in the production of the Crafter model. It is on the Factory 2.0 printer from Polish company Omni3D that elements of robots cooperating with humans are printed.
Wake up creativity with 3D Printing

Wake up creativity with 3D Printing

"Release your creativity" - this slogan is present and repeated everywhere, but is it easy to implement? In industry, more attention is paid to not making mistakes, and this restricts the free will and freedom of creation. Safety is a priority in medicine, maintenance, defense and aerospace industries. What if creativity and risk minimization could go hand in hand? What if creativity was the way to reduce the risk?
What is fff 3d printing technology?

What is fff 3d printing technology?

The FFF (Fused Filament Fabrication) or FDM (Fused Deposiotion Modeling) technology is a versatile 3D printing technique, whose characteristic feature is the extrusion of material in the form of a thick vein - a filament from the printing heads. Ease of use, optimal cost of implementation and durability of printouts make this 3D printing technology very popular in industrial applications.
What is the difference between an industrial 3D printer and a home desktop 3D printer?

What is the difference between an industrial 3D printer and a home desktop 3D printer?

FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) is the most commonly used technology used for both low-budget and industrial printers. It involves creating a layer by layer by applying thermoplastic material. Despite this part of the common possibilities offered by both types of prints, as you might expect, they differ significantly.
What will bring the 2021 in 3D printing?

What will bring the 2021 in 3D printing?

Experienced by the difficult and unpredictable year of the pandemic, like every industry and segment, FDM technology is coming out of the corner. We have to find ourselves in this strange and new reality by finding new applications for 3D printing. What challenges lie ahead in 2021? The previous years have already directed the development of FDM and although 2020 has slowed it down a bit, the trends are still clear.
When and why is it worth outsourcing 3D printing services?

When and why is it worth outsourcing 3D printing services?

If You are just getting started with 3D printing technology, considering buying a 3D printer for your business, or just want to see the possibilities of this technology - it is worth to outsourcing the project and 3D printing to companies that specialize in it every day.
Which filament to choose for spare parts production?

Which filament to choose for spare parts production?

If you have already managed to buy an industrial 3D printer - time for the first printout! Its quality depends on the filament you choose and the choice is not easy at all - the amount of materials available on the market can make you dizzy.
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Soaring to New Heights: Material Extrusion takes Flight in Aerospace Applications

Soaring to New Heights: Material Extrusion takes Flight in Aerospace Applications

Building upon our commitment to safety-first innovation in regulated markets, Omni3D’s industrial extrusion 3D printing technology is taking flight in the demanding world of aerospace. This blog entry, a continuation of our exploration of 3D printing within highly regulated industries, dives deeper into the specific considerations and exciting possibilities for large-format material extrusion within the aerospace sector.

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Mastering the Cool-Down: Thermal Management in Large-Format Industrial 3D Printing

Mastering the Cool-Down: Thermal Management in Large-Format Industrial 3D Printing

In the realm of large-format industrial 3D printing, achieving optimal part quality demands meticulous attention to every stage of the process. While the excitement often lies in the creation of complex geometries, in industrial applications the often-overlooked cooling phase is paramount for ensuring dimensional accuracy, mechanical properties, and overall part performance.

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