W. CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa., November 7, 2016— ASTM International will host a delegation of additive manufacturing professionals from Singapore, Nov. 7-12. The delegation will visit Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania, and Connecticut.

As part of the additive manufacturing program, the delegation will visit:

ASTM’s D.C. office and Underwriters Laboratories,
the U.S. Food and Drug Administration,
DePuy Synthes, a Johnson & Johnson company, in West Chester, Pa.,
ASTM International Headquarters in West Conshohocken, Pa.,
Drexel University in Philadelphia,
and the University of Connecticut.

The Singapore delegation includes representatives from the National Additive Manufacturing Industry Cluster, Digital Manufacturing & Design Centre, Temasek Polytechnic, Nanyang Technological University, and more.

ASTM Intensive Training Programs are available to representatives of industry and government who wish to:

Better understand or use ASTM International standards, and
Contribute to or influence the content of the ASTM standards to reflect local market and regulatory needs.

The program is tailored to the interests of the participating technical experts within a sector or technical area.

To learn more about ASTM International’s additive manufacturing standards, click here. For more information about ASTM International and ISO’s joint additive framework, click here.

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Source: ASTM