[Case Study] INTAMSYS 3D Printers on Dutch Navy Ships

We will be exhibiting at SEA JAPAN held at Tokyo Big Sight. Proposing solutions to the shortage of space on ships! The Dutch Navy is responding to on-site needs by printing parts on frigates, thereby reducing reliance on complex logistics systems. Our clients are satisfied. Their comments include: "If we can print 10% of the approximately 30,000 parts with a 3D printer, we can significantly reduce the payload of the warship, saving on storage space, weight, and logistics processing. With such additive manufacturing (AM) solutions, we have been able to enhance our operational deployment capabilities." We will also showcase the 'FUNMAT series' 3D printer, which enables stable molding of super engineering plastics thanks to its heating function for the internal temperature. This 3D printer can print super engineering plastics such as polycarbonate (PC), PEEK, PEKK, and nylon polycarbonate, which can adapt to high temperatures and harsh conditions like those in engine rooms. We sincerely look forward to your visit.