The firm says that those attending will get a detailed insight into the potential offered by the HP Multi Jet Fusion technology as a production tool.
Says MD Nigel Atherton: “The first seminars in Devon were very well received and by transferring it to our Nuneaton Technical Centre hopefully more people will be able to attend and gain an insight into the benefits of 3D printing, and its move from R&D and prototyping into a full production process where production of 10s of thousands of parts becomes a reality.
“3D printing using the HP Multi Jet Fusion technology will allow companies to design for additive manufacturing, that is for functionality of parts, not just ease of manufacturing, and the complexity of the component becomes irrelevant as if you can imagine it, you can 3D print it.”
The seminar is scheduled to run for around two hours and include presentations from experts in the field of 3D printing, including HP and Siemens. Space is limited, so anyone wishing to attend should register their interest by visiting www.xyzmachinetools.com.
