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Opportunities and Challenges of Ceramic Additive Manufacturing for Restoration of Historic Porcelain Artifacts

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Three different Additive Manufacturing (AM) methods for ceramics (CerAM VPP, CerAM FFF and CerAM PBF) and traditional slip casting in 3D-printed plaster moulds have been investigated concerning their suitability for making components of traditional porcelain with special focus on restoration of historically valuable porcelain artifacts from the 18th and 19th century. For that purpose, fragments … Weiterlesen …

Unlimited Colours – Glass Powder Injection Moulding

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Bright colours and pleasant haptics are the essentials for aesthetic parts in jewellery, watch industry, for interior in automotive or as control elements for consumer products or domestic appliances. Plastics in any colour shade are state-of-the-art. In order to create a unique selling point new materials that stand for exclusivity and show the high value … Weiterlesen …

Powder- and Suspension-Based Additive Manufacturing of Hardmetals

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Additive Manufacturing (AM) is one of the most promising developments currently underway within different kind of industries. It promises new products and applications for the industry and end consumers. However, many different technologies with different names already exist, leading often to confusion due to the use of different names for similar techniques. The Fraunhofer Institute … Weiterlesen …

Multimaterial Components by Material Extrusion-Fused Filament Fabrication (ME-FFF) – Production of an Infrared Heater

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Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) is a type of Material Extrusion (ME) Additive Manufacturing (AM) and it is one of the most commonly used polymer-based AM techniques. FFF could also be used to produce green parts with complex geometry out of feedstocks and after debinding and sintering a full metal or ceramic part is obtained. FFF … Weiterlesen …

Combination of Tape Casting and Paper Technology for Producing Ceramic-Metal Composites and Their further Processing

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The combination of materials and manufacturing methods opens up new fields of application. Among the consideration of material-specific properties, selected material combinations can be manufactured. An example is a combination of a stainless steel and a partially-stabilized zirconia as starting powders and subsequent processing into multilayer green films by means of a combination of tape … Weiterlesen …