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Optimizing the value of 3D Printing across various industries

Ever wonder why you need strong support during metal 3D printing? During the printing process, the uneven rapid cooling of the printed layers induces a large amount of residual stress. Without strong supports, the part can warp upwards, potentially damaging the whole build. With Materialise Magics, cone/tree supports can be added to critical areas to provide strong anchoring against warping and reduce residual stress by conducting heat away from the part to the platform. Check out this video to learn more about how it's done! For more information, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gYbn-rZA #additivemanufacturing #3dprinting #Materialise #Magics

Tyler Nelson

Principal Engineer - Additive Manufacturing Process Modeling & Software Development at Pan Optimization

1mo

The ability to add supports is great, but the next questions are always "how strong do they have to be?" and "where are they needed?". Are you able to include all of the detail on those supports when you simulate them (including small features like break-away connections)?

Krishnakant Patil

Helping Design Teams Become More Productive With Design Automation | Knowledge Based Engineering | CAD Automation | NX Open | SolidWorks APIs | Passionate about Digital Transformation

1mo

Impressive

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