Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing Technologies Date : 10 June, 2020 Venue : Plot No. 249 F, Phase IV, Udyog Vihar, Sector 18, Gurgaon |
Additive manufacturing / 3D Printing throws open newer possibilities for reproducing complex designs in to real objects. Though originally started for prototyping applications, Additive manufacturing has come a long way since then. It plays a key role in robust product development, as the prototype is made directly from CAD thus making possible the Form, Fit and Functional checks at the early stage of design cycle. In addition to prototyping, Additive manufacturing is used in manufacturing of actual components required in small quantities as well as producing jigs & fixtures and tooling. Medical and dental professions employ additive manufacturing to a large extent for implants, bridges, etc.
Today Additive Manufacturing is a promising manufacturing alternative that accelerates production and reduces costs while creating new possibilities and new business models. Keeping this in view, Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers' Association (IMTMA) is organizing a 1 day programme on "Additive manufacturing / 3D Printing Technologies" on 10th June 2020 at Gurgaon.
This programme will provide an in depth understanding of Additive manufacturing types, Applications, advantages and limitations.
After undergoing the programme, the participants will be able to -
1. Understand the role of Additive Manufacturing in new product development.
2. Learn about Different Methods of AM for plastics parts.
3. Learn about Applications of AM of metal parts with case studies.
Rs. 4000/-
+18% GST IMTMA Members / Micro Companies |
Rs. 4500/-
+18% GST IMTMA Non Members/ Others |
Rs. 2250/-
+18% GST Educational Institutions / Students |
Rs. 3800/-
+18% GST 5 % IMTMA Members / Micro Companies |
Rs. 4275/-
+18% GST 5 % IMTMA Non Members/ Others |
Rs. 3600/-
+18% GST 10 % IMTMA Members / Micro Companies |
Rs. 4050/-
+18% GST 10 % IMTMA Non Members/ Others |
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