NEWS 12 September 2023

Preserving precision in PEEK printing

Bond3D’s unique 3D-printing technology has vastly expanded the application scope of PEEK.


High-strength, isotropic parts can be produced from this high-performance polymer in a pressure-controlled, voidless printing process. Due to PEEK’s high melt temperature and high coefficient of thermal expansion, thermal effects play a significant role. Therefore, to ensure the dimensional accuracy of the printed parts, Bond3D has developed an advanced shrink-compensation procedure, as described in this Mikroniek article. The achievable accuracy conforms to the ISO 2768 standard for machining tolerances. (Image courtesy of Bond3D).


References

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The title is: Frame deformations control based on reduced order thermo-elastic models

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Company visit YPN at Settels…

Our next company visit has been confirmed and will take place at Settels Savenije, located in Eindhoven, on Tuesday 17th of December. A perfect opportunity for networking just before Christmas.

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Prize for careful process analysis and early validation. During the 23rd edition of the Precision Fair in Den Bosch (NL), the Wim van der Hoek Award was presented under the auspices of DSPE (Dutch Society for Precision Engineering).

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