Significant reduction of defects in die-casting molds and increased lifespan of metal 3D printers <Zoom Online Seminar> - By enabling complex shapes and integrated structures that were previously impossible, as well as 3D water pipe modeling and porous lattice modeling, we present case studies of early users that have achieved a substantial reduction in defects and troubles in die-casting molds, as well as an extension of mold lifespan.

Metal 3D printers enable the creation of complex shapes that were difficult to achieve with traditional processing methods and technologies, including integrated molding of complex shapes, 3D freeform piping, lattice and porous structures, and hybrid structures. This leads to the innovative creation of die-casting molds, cost reduction and quality improvement, short-term development, prototyping, and manufacturing, significant reduction in the number of parts, weight reduction, reduction in manufacturing processes and workforce, and extended mold lifespan.
In this seminar, we will explain the latest examples of short-term mold manufacturing technology using wire and laser metal 3D printers capable of multi-layer molding of different metals, additive molding on existing parts, and large-scale molding, as well as the reduction of lead time for mold prototyping, extending mold lifespan, and repairing damaged molds.
Afterward, advanced users J.3D and Castec, who boast top-level technology in Japan for die-casting mold production using metal 3D printers, will provide a clear and easy-to-understand lecture for beginners on specific molding technologies and examples of high-functionality and high-quality die-casting molds, core pins, and inserts for die-casting molds, all produced using EOS-manufactured metal 3D printers and techniques such as 3D piping and porous molding, which suppress and prevent various defects and troubles associated with traditional methods.
Additionally, we will introduce the trending topic of Gigacast, which has recently gained attention in the United States and China.

Date and time | Tuesday, Jun 10, 2025 01:00 PM ~ 05:00 PM |
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Entry fee | Charge 19,000 yen |
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