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Co-exhibiting with America Makes at RAPID Detroit 2025
Dept of defense SPENDING IN THE AM SPACE
U.S. Secretary of Defense set an objective to “extend advanced manufacturing, including 3D printing and additive manufacturing, to operational units by 2026.”
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Meet James Gill
James and Dan at America Makes Conference 2022
After years of 3D collaboration James joined as co-founder and managing partner.
James at Philidelphia University as part of their MSc Surface Imaging Program
James has worked with product development teams while extensively traveling around five continents. His depth and breadth of experience and his wide range of relationships has helped accelerate b-jettings profitable growth.
James at RAPID Detroit 2025
Dan and I are working hard to improve the AM ecosystem. Staying engaged with the community.
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published in the u.s. department of energy pages
In Partnership with Oak Ridge National Lab
Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) organization.
Published: 2020-05-25
ExOne Licenses Method of 3D Printing Lightweight Ceramic-Metal from Oak Ridge National Laboratory
“Our work on collimators has been focused on tungsten infiltrated with copper for use in X-ray machines, computed tomography, or CT, scans and magnetic resonance imaging machines, or MRIs,” said Dan Brunermer, (former) ExOne technical fellow.“The technology we have licensed from ORNL will allow us to build collimators for neutron scattering, and that requires a specialized mix of materials and post processing.”
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ASTM Center of Excellence Webinar Series
In partnership with ASTM Center of Excellence on AM Processes: Principles of Binder Jetting
The focus of the course will be deploying binder jetting for manufacturing dense metal parts, the webinar will present the four primary outcomes from binder jetting including:
- Bound Particulate
- Structured Porosity
- Infiltrated Materials
- Fully dense single alloy metal (and ceramics)
This webinar will review the various workflows, and highlight cases where BJT is most suitable while pointing out design features important to BJT.
Dyndrite Developer Conference, 2020
In partnership with Dyndrite’s DDC 2020 Vendor: Binder Jetting – More than Metals, ExOne
Learn about 3D Printed Washout Tooling, which is used for processing different types of sheet material. Learn:
- What is washout tooling?
- How is it used today?
- Understand the process
- ExOne tooling capabilities
Learn new and sustainable method of creating lightweight parts with trapped geometries, such as ducting, struts, mandrels and rocket shrouds.