Are you making the most of Rapid Metal Prototyping and Rapid Manufacturing?
The use of Rapid Metal Prototyping technologies by engineers, architects and designers is rapidly becoming the norm rather than the exception, revolutionising the speed at which products can be brought to market. And with new opportunities for low volume production, Rapid Manufacturing is becoming a reality for many industry sectors. So it's essential that you know how to make the most of the opportunities that these technologies offer... and our seminars will help to get you on the right track.
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) and Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) enable the cost-effective, fast and extremely accurate production of durable and complex components, whilst negating the investment in time and money of conventional tooling. Through the use of these innovative technologies, you can obtain 3-dimensional aesthetic models, functional prototypes and low volume production components, directly from your CAD data.
Dates – our one-day Seminars are being held on the followin dates:-
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If you can't make 4 November 2010,
email lynn@3trpd.co.uk to
register your interest, and
be the first to hear once the
next date is announced
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Format/Timings – our Seminars are FULL-DAY events with coffee and registration at 9.30am, and presentations concluding at approx. 4.30pm. There is an opportunity during the lunch break to take a tour of our SLS/DMLS manufacturing facilities, so you can see the machines in action. And our technical experts will be available throughout the event for discussions regarding your specific project requirements.
Content – our Seminars explain the technologies in more detail and illustrate how their application can assist in the development of your new products enabling you to achieve your goals and maintain your position in the marketplace:-
- Understanding SLS and DMLS to get the most out of them
- The benefits you can achieve from the technologies
- Applications that SLS and DMLS are good for, and those that they're not!
- Constraints and opportunities
- Materials and applications
- Designing for the SLS and DMLS processes including metal prototypes
- Making sure your CAD data is of good quality
- Production opportunities
Location – our manufacturing site on New Greenham Park, Newbury has easy access from the M3, M4 and A34, and links from mainline railway stations at Newbury and Thatcham, providing services from London Paddington and the West Country. Heathrow is 1 hour away, and Gatwick 1.5 hours. Download a map, details of transport links and local accommodation here.
Cost – there is a registration fee of £45 per delegate (inclusive of VAT), payable within 7 days of your registration by cheque or credit card. Alternatively, if your company has an account already set up with us, we can issue you with an invoice, however this will be payable within 7 days of issue. Your registration fee includes refreshments and a buffet lunch. The fee is non-refundable should you cancel your attendance.
Booking – to reserve your place you can:-
Please note that there is a maximum number of people that can be accommodated at each of the Seminars, so reservations will be taken on a first come, first served basis. If you register after all the places have been filled, you will be given first refusal at the next scheduled event.
More than 10 delegates interested in attending? If you have 10 or more delegates wishing to attend, why not let us come to you? We will present the Seminar at your premises*, FREE OF CHARGE! E-mail stuart@3trpd.co.uk to arrange a convenient date. * subject to location in the UK.
Further information – available from Lynn Painter, Marketing Co-ordinator on 01635 580284 or email seminars@3trpd.co.uk |
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Booking your place is quick and easy … simply complete our online registration form
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