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TCT Conference 2014, Birmingham: Eos Highlights a Variety of Additive Manufacturing (Am) Success Stories for Multiple Industry Applications

EOS founder Dr Hans J. Langer, one of the most influential members of the AM and 3D Printing world, to hold a keynote speech at the TCT conference on 30th September.

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Dr Hans J Langer founder and CEO of EOS.

EOS, the technology and market leader for design-driven, additive manufacturing (AM) solutions, between 30th September and 2nd October 2014 will showcase its solution portfolio on its stand F 16 at TCT show + personalize 2014. Celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, EOS played a crucial role in developing powder-based, layer-by-layer manufacturing for industry – particularly the Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) process.

Stuart Jackson, Regional Manager UK for EOS states: “EOS in the UK was one of the first international subsidiaries the company set up as far back as 2001. Since then, we have built a strong local presence both in installed base but also in terms of the UK support organisation.

“Locally, we work with some of the most innovative companies towards production readiness of our technology – developing it from rapid prototyping into a true manufacturing and series production technology.

“In the UK, we have a lot of early adopter customers who very early on saw the paradigm shifting power of this technology and continue to push the boundaries of AM together with us every day.

“Today, the route to production acceptance is no longer about making the most of the freedom of design in additive manufacturing. Instead, it is to take the benchmarks set by other manufacturing technologies, to meet them and add the unique benefits of a layer-by-layer AM process like the one EOS offers. EOS pushes this development with quite a number of strong local partners.”

Key Note speech Dr Hans J. Langer at TCT Conference

On 30th September 30, founder and CEO of EOS – Dr Hans J. Langer - will be hosting a keynote speech between 10.10 and 10.35h local time at the TCT Conference. With the audience he will be sharing the story of how it all began 25 years ago, why it was - and still is - a story of risk and reward and how the company developed into what it is today.

In its introduction, TCT describes him as “[…] one of the most quietly influential members of the AM and 3D printing world for over two decades. […]” According to them, “he has built one of the most trusted and diverse brands in the sphere.” This session is open to all TCT attendees and we cordially invite you to join us.

EOS M 290 DMLS system: extensive quality management, expanded monitoring functions

At the show, a broad variety of industry applications and the recently launched EOS M 290 Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) system will be on display. The successor to the established and market-leading EOSINT M 280, it is designed for tool-free production of high-quality serial components, spare parts and prototypes. With a build volume of 250 mm x 250 mm x 325 mm, the EOS M 290 permits flexible and economic manufacturing of metal components.

EOS has incorporated proven elements from the M 280 system generation in the new EOS M 290, yet at the same time, the EOS M 290 allows the company to set new standards in additive manufacturing while expanding the product portfolio for metal applications and extending the EOS innovation leadership in terms of quality management and monitoring.

The new system is designed to serve both the requirements of serial-production customers as well as improving build quality for customers for rapid prototyping. Yet central processing elements have been retained: process chamber, gas stream, process parameters, etc. The new EOS M 290 offers extensive monitoring functions both for the system itself and for monitoring the build process. This adds even more extensive quality assurance to the field of additive manufacturing.

The EOS M 290 has been rendered even more user friendly thanks to the new EOSYSTEM machine software, which allows intuitive and task-oriented operation of the system via a graphical user interface, which was developed especially for production environments. In addition, an operator assistant is included which guides the user through the program. The solution portfolio for the EOS M 290 also includes data preparation software, component handling devices, and extensive services.

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