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The BDIH Additive Manufacturing focus area was established against the backdrop of the digital transformation of industry, with the aim of helping Basque companies incorporate these technologies into their industrial processes, thereby digitising their workflows to meet the challenges of smart industry in an efficient and sustainable way.

The Basque Country has significant capacities for Additive Manufacturing (AM), as it is known internationally, and therefore an Additive Manufacturing focus area has been established within the Basque Digital Innovation Hub. This technology will enable the industry to offer products with improved performance through more efficient use of resources and raw materials.

This focus area comprises 14 stakeholders from the Basque Science and Technology Network, who collaborate in this field on issues related to diagnosis and experimentation to jointly offer the best service, adapted to the needs of SMEs.

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Application areas

14 organisations and more than 38 assets to assist with:

AM/3D
Printing Process

AM/3D Printing Process

Services related to access to additive manufacturing assets and knowledge of processes, technology, and their use, for the development of products / components according to specific requirements. These services are closely related to the physical assets of the node and the associated systems.

  • Manufacturing related to AM / 3DP metal technology
  • Manufacturing related to AM / 3DP polymer technology
  • Design related to process (design rules, ...)
  • Process optimization (parameters, material-process interaction)
  • Assurance Properties (quality, defects, NDT with process knowledge, robustness-viability)
  • Systems and mechatronic developments for AM process (including machine sensorization, ...)
  • Development and application of Process Monitoring
  • Algorithms and process control strategy (software, CNC, ...)
Design for AM
and Digital
pre-processing
Post proceso
Materials for
3D/AM
AM Digital Chain
Supporting
technologies
and processes
AM process
validation

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Additive manufacturing

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This is our expert in Additive manufacturing and will be in charge of assessing your needs.

María San Sebastián Ph.D
LORTEK
msansebastian@lortek.es
943 88 23 03

Casos de uso

Indart3D incorporates new materials to its 3D printing processes

Indart3D

Indart3D

Use case

Indart3D cooperative, located in Irun since 2020, is dedicated to the design, manufacture and sale of last generation 3D printers. As pioneers in the process of popularizing a technology of recent application, Indart3D works with universities, research centers and companies from multiple sectors, such as medical, textile or automotive. The main competitive advantage of this company is its ability to combine modules and technologies to adapt to the specific needs of each project at an affordable cost and with optimal results.


Need:

Indart3D has been working with a pellet extrusion system for years, but mainly focused on the use of polymeric materials. However, in order to adapt to the demands of sectors with challenging approval requirements, such as medicine or automotive, it is necessary to advance in studies and analysis of new materials that can be used in pellet format. The aim is to increase the number of solutions that Indart3D can offer to its customers, so that they can easily work with metallic or ceramic materials, among others.

Area of the company where the solution is focused:

Additive manufacturing with new materials

Company size:

PYME

Sector:

3D printing

Location:

Irun (Gipuzkoa)

Benefits of the Solution:

  • Increasing the range of 3D printing solutions
  • Analysis of copper fabricated parts
  • Confirmation that it is possible to work with pellet and metallic or ceramic materials

Incorporated Technologies:

  • ADAM technology for 3D printing
  • Mini PRO printer with interchangeable printhead
  • Metal X printer for additive metal manufacturing

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