LEVEL
Practical

DURATION
16 hours

TRAINER
CIM4.0

MODE
In the presence

TRAINEES
min 8 - max 20

PRICE

Description

The course aims to provide an introduction to design for additive manufacturing, highlighting how the potential of additive technologies can be taken advantage of in design in terms of both performance (added-value) and cost.

Macro Topics

First day

• History and evolution of Additive Manufacturing
• Classification of AM technologies
• Materials for the AM
• Advantages and limitations of AM
• Use cases and applications
• Principles of DfAM: Design for Additive
• Visit to the pilot line of CIM4.0

Day two

• Software tools for DfAM
• Design workflow
• Economic considerations
• Analysis of case studies

Trainee’s Profile

Designers, Application Engineers

Pre-Requirements

Experience in the use of 3D CAD software

Objectives

The first part of the course provides an overview of additive technologies to understand their applications and potential. The second part is helpful in understanding how design impacts additive manufacturing, and how to modify files to improve printability.

More info

English language available upon request.
The subscription must be carried out within the fifth working day preceding the course starting date.