It’s Copper Time From the Bronze Age to the Digital Age
Do you have an application in that requires copper? Does this application have the potential to benefit from additive manufacturing? And do you ask yourself: Can copper even be 3D printed?
This webinar will give you an overview of copper materials, the challenges that come with additive manufacturing and were overcome as well as examples of customer applications in production. It will provide insights into the different copper materials, how best to get started and some inspiration to join the manufacturing revolution with 3D printed copper parts.
Please join the webinar and let us show you that copper is alive and kicking in additive manufacturing!
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Speaker: Paula Kainu, EOS Finland & Dr. Fatos Derguti, 3T
Biography:
Paula has a passion to help AM serve new production applications and meet evolving customer needs. She has a M.Sc. in Materials Science and has been working at EOS since 2012, looking at AM from different angles – the powder products, the EOS triangle (powder - process - system) and especially customer specific requirements. Prior to this, Paula has worked for almost 10 years in the electronics industry, developing & qualifying materials for hand held devices.
Biography:
Dr. Fatos Derguti joined 3T in 2015. He has successfully managed several multi-million-pound research budgets, both internally and through government-sponsored research grants, and currently has sole responsibility for developing the company’s strategic technical aims. With MEng and PhD on Metallurgy from Imperial College London, Fatos went to the University of Sheffield for 6 years. There he worked as a technical lead and co-supervisor to a team of PhD students working on emerging technologies, specifically EBM, SLM and MIM. Fatos has expertise in several areas of engineering such as metallurgy, additive manufacturing, electron beam welding, metal injection moulding, hot isostatic pressing, and cold spraying.
