Applications

Armed with the Creaform MetraSCAN 3D and HandyPROBE (paired with Polyworks software), the DURA engineers can achieve precision tolerances for the most demanding product specifications.

ArcelorMittal, a leading steel manufacturer in Europe, has expanded its use of 3D printing by adopting the Stratasys F370 3D printer within its research centre based in France transforming the tooling and prototyping aspects of its manufacturing processes.

ZOLLER presetting, tool management and tool storage solutions are a cornerstone of Eagle Manufacturing’s curriculum. The experience students gain from working with this advanced technology sends a powerful message to future employers.

A research project undertaken by the Bristol Composites Institute (BCI) at the University of Bristol used laser profile sensors from Micro-Epsilon to detect defects formed during the composites manufacturing process.

With their new Artec Leo 3D scanner in hand, the Curtis Industries design engineering team never expected it would slash a full 38 hours off their scan-to-CAD workflow for just one project and they discovered that Artec Leo’s benefits went way beyond a few dozen hours of time saved with each and every scanning job.

With the Bruker Alicona InfiniteFocusG5, Festo manages to combine the requirements of different measurement systems into a single automated measurement process.

Excel Precision, a prominent player in the UK’s EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining) sector, recently worked with Bowers Group to address a complex machining challenge faced by a machine tool company.

With only a Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM), Fonderies Fraisse had until that point been restricted in the range of checks it could carry out. The size of the CMM imposed limits as to the size of the parts to be checked.