Are you making the most of Rapid Prototyping and Rapid Manufacturing?
The use of Rapid Prototyping technologies by engineers, architects and designers is rapidly becoming the norm rather than the exception, revolutionising the speed at which products can be brought to market. And with new opportunities for low volume production, Rapid Manufacturing is becoming a reality for many industry sectors. So it’s essential that you know how to make the most of the opportunities that these technologies offer … and our Seminars will help to get you on the right track.
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) and Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) enable the cost-effective, fast and extremely accurate production of durable and complex components, whilst negating the investment in time and money of conventional tooling. Through the use of these innovative technologies, you can obtain 3-dimensional aesthetic models, functional prototypes and low volume production components, directly from your CAD data.
Our half-day Seminars, being held on Tuesday 3rd and Wednesday 4th March 2009, will explain the technologies in more detail and illustrate how their application can assist in the development of your new products … enabling you to achieve your goals and maintain your position in the marketplace.
3rd March 2009 – this event will focus on SLS and include:-
- The benefits you can achieve from the technology
- Understanding SLS and making the most of it
- What applications SLS is good for, and those that it’s not!
- Designing for SLS
- Making sure your CAD data is of good quality
- Production opportunities
4th March 2009 – this event will focus on DMLS and include:-
- The benefits you can achieve from the technology
- Understanding DMLS and making the most of it
- Materials and applications
- Constraints and opportunities
- Designing for DMLS
- Production opportunities
Timings – our Seminars are relaxed and informal with coffee and registration at 9.30am, and a buffet lunch is provided. After lunch, you will have the opportunity to take a guided tour of our SLS and DMLS facilities, where you can see the machines in action! Members of our expert team of engineers and finishers will be available for you to discuss your requirements with in more detail.
Location – held at our manufacturing site on New Greenham Park, Newbury with easy access from the M3, M4 and A34, and links from mainline railway stations at Newbury and Thatcham, providing services from London Paddington and the West Country. Heathrow is 1 hour away, and Gatwick 1.5 hours. Download a map and details of transport links here.
Cost – there is a registration fee of £25 per delegate, per Seminar (inclusive of VAT), payable within 7 days of your registration by cheque or credit card. Alternatively, if your company has an account already set up with us, we can issue you with an invoice, however this will be payable within 7 days of issue. This fee is non-refundable. Full details of the agenda, location and directions will be forwarded to you once payment is received.
Booking – to reserve your place for either of these dates you can:-
Please note that there are a maximum number of people that can be accommodated at each of the Seminars, so reservations will be taken on a first come, first served basis. If you register after all the places have been filled, you will be given first refusal at the next scheduled event.
More than 10 delegates wishing to attend? - should you have 10 or more delegates wishing to attend, why not let us come to you? We will present the Seminar at your premises*, FREE OF CHARGE! E-mail sue@3trpd.co.uk to arrange a convenient date.
* subject to location in the UK
Further information – available from Sue Burnip, Event Co-ordinator on 01635 580284 |
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