“Pathway to Perfection” – 3D Printing Strategy for Optimal Assembly Tooling: A Webinar Featuring Volvo Cars, Extol, BASF, and HP

High-quality industries are increasingly relying on additive manufacturing technologies for assembly tooling to optimize their value chains. In this inspiring webinar, representatives from Volvo Cars, Extol, BASF, and HP will share insights into a working practice that does not compromise on quality.

In industries where precision and efficiency are paramount, optimizing every stage of production through a holistic and iterative strategy has led to the integration of HP’s Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) technology across many value chains, from Tier 1 suppliers to final assembly.

Learn in this webinar:

• How to achieve perfection right down to the smallest detail
• How you can achieve greater sustainability with innovative materials
• The future outlook and adaption of OEMs and suppliers

During the webinar, Andrew Roderick, Innovation Engineer at EXTOL Inc., will present innovative Soft Touch Toolingä applications for assembly lines. Richard von Zweigbergk, 3D Application Engineer at VOLVO CARS, will discuss their holistic approach to component manufacturing based on a specific use case. Aaron DeLong, WW Segment Manager Mobility at HP Inc., and Christian Reinhardt, Business Development Manager at BASF Forward AM, will talk about MJF technology and the importance of choosing the right material.

Speakers:

• Andrew Roderick, Innovation Engineer, EXTOL Inc. Christian Reinhardt,
• Richard von Zweigbergk, 3D Application Engineer, Volvo Cars
• Christian Reinhardt, Business Development Manager – Transportation at BASF Forward AM
• Aaron DeLong, WW Segment Manager Mobility, HP Inc.

Target group:

The webinar is aimed at plant managers, engineers, operations and quality managers, development engineers, application engineers, industrial engineers as well as managers and company directors from the manufacturing industry at OEM, Tier 1 and Tier 2 levels.