How to Identify Industrial 3D Printing Applications
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Identify applications 3D printing for your supply chain and product lines
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Leverage 3D printing benefits like freedom of design, customization, functional integration to improve your parts
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Review technical possibilities and economic efficiencies of utilising additive manufacturing in your business
Digital manufacturing is key and almost every day innovative application leveraging the benefits of 3D printing are popping up. But parts which fit technically and economically are not easy to find!
How to Identify applications of industrial 3D Printing for your supply chain and product lines.
Challenge the status quo of plastic & metal additive manufacturing with our application engineering experts. Review technical possibilities and economic efficiencies of utilising additive manufacturing in your business with AM Expert Nico Dill."
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The Experts: Nicolas Dill, Thomas Mayr & Korbinian Atzinger
Nicolas has a Master of Science in Management & Technology from the Technical University Munich and joined Additive Minds in 2018. His projects focus on customer portfolio analysis and AM strategy development.
After studying mechanical engineering, he started as an Application Engineer in the Polymer department of EOS. In this job, contact to many different customers with a big variety of applications is a part of the daily agenda. As an application engineer it is his job to help the customers to bring their idea of an application to reality. His focus is on building and optimising sample parts for prospects as well as giving data preparation trainings for customers.
Korbinian Atzinger has a B.Eng in Aeronautical and Mechanical Engineering and has been working at EOS since 2016, helping customers to realize and develop their applications with EOS machines. Additionally, he focuses on Post-Processing and surface finishing of metal parts and hybrid building.