The European Powder Metallurgy Associations European Additive Manufacturing Group (EAMG), through the work of its chair persons, Adeline Riou, Erasteel, and Claus Aumund-Kopp, Fraunhofer Institut – IFAM have combined their knowledge and expertise to help create a ‘Introduction to Additive Manufacturing Technology’ brochure.
The first brochure of its kind which collates all the various metal additive manufacturing processes in one easy to read and digest booklet. The 44-page brochure has been created specifically for Designers and Engineers who are new to Additive Manufacturing and want to learn how to design with this technology. The booklet goes into detail regarding the different additive manufacturing (AM) technologies and processes available on the market today, covering the various melting processes.
The brochure contains information relating to the metal powders used in the AM process, from chemical composition to powder morphology, providing a comprehensive explanation of designing components for AM.
A case study section covers the back end of the book, consisting of case studies from many end user sectors from aerospace to consumer goods, to name but a few. The diverse case studies provide an understanding of how AM components can be used in a variety of applications and sectors and the benefits of using AM components.
The ‘Introduction to Additive Manufacturing Technology’ brochure is available for PDF download from the EPMA.com website under the EPMA Free Publications section or for hard copy versions, for European companies, please email Scarlett Williams, Event Assistant- sw@epma.com with the quantities required.
Contact
Andrew Almond – Marketing Manager
European Powder Metallurgy Association
2nd Floor Talbot House | Market Street | Shrewsbury | SY1 1LG | United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 1743 248899 | Fax: +44 (0) 1743 362968
Email: aja@epma.com | Web: www.epma.com | Skype: andrew.almond
Twitter: @EuroPMAssoc or @World_PM
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