Today marks the second day of Additive Manufacturing Europe, an event which allows both manufacturers and potential customers of these companies to interact and make connections. It’s amazing to see so many applications for this technology, and also see various printers face to face and hard at work.
Day 2 opens at 9:30! Our focus today is on #3Dprinting/#additivemfg for aerospace. https://t.co/9L5Bu4S9Tk pic.twitter.com/z76G19DA5h
— AM Shows (@AM_shows) June 29, 2016
Today’s focus is said to be on aerospace. Companies are showing their best developments in their products, they’re out of this world!
Busy with a sample #Steelfill from @ColorFabb @AM_shows pic.twitter.com/tHJlB591PI
— Victor Pons (@ponsmeister) June 28, 2016
It’s not just printers that are getting the red carpet treatment, there are plenty of different filaments and printing mediums to check out and find out more about.
@BigRep 3D printer @AM_shows Amsterdam @UIMakerLab @3DPrintingProfs pic.twitter.com/l8ZP8r9bIX
— Aric Rindfleisch (@aricrindfleisch) June 29, 2016
It’s exciting to see such large printers display at the event, it really shows you the scale at which 3D printing is growing. Not just in advancements, but also in size! Printers in large sizes have existed for some time, but to see this enormous size becoming more common is pretty interesting.
Ook het Limburgse #ColorFabb aanwezig bij @AM_shows #additivemfg #3dprinting pic.twitter.com/HzWG2wlB2m
— René Kessen (@ReneKessen) June 29, 2016
This event is not only gathering pace, it’s also gathering popularity as it reaches its midpoint. It’s hoped that Additive Manufacturing Europe will help this technology gain yet more popularity and convince industrial professionals to introduce Additive Manufacture into their line of work.
