Prototype of an insulator made with a 3D printer.
Electric vehicle motors commonly utilize injection-molded PPS resin, and during prototyping, the methods were limited to injection molding and machining. In this context, a 3D printer-compatible PPS resin was developed, which possesses heat resistance and electrical properties equivalent to those of existing PPS resins used in traditional methods, making it suitable for pre-mold production purposes. ■ Processing Method 3D Printing: Powder Bed Fusion ■ Material PPS GF (Glass Fiber Reinforced Grade) ■ Size 168 x 116 x 15 (mm) 【Concerns】 - Existing methods take over a month for delivery. 【Requests】 - Desire to obtain prototypes within 1 to 2 weeks. - Want to confirm functionality equivalent to actual products (injection molded) (heat resistance, electrical properties, low water absorption). - Aim to prevent damage or breakage of wire materials. 【Proposal】 We proposed a method using 3D printer-compatible PPS resin for functional evaluation prototypes, assessing electrical properties in an environment of 120 to 150°C, and were able to conduct evaluations equivalent to conventional products (injection molded). The cost was reduced to one-tenth, and the delivery time was shortened to one week, achieving significant cost savings and lead time reduction.
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【Powder Bed Fusion Specifications】 ■Equipment: RaFaEl II 550C-HT, RaFaEl II 300C-HT ■Build Area: Maximum x500 × y500 × z500 mm ■Materials (partial list) ・PPS ・PPS CF ・PPS GF *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since its establishment in 1937, our company has been engaged in ultra-precision microfabrication, mechanical cutting, welding, fusion processing, three-dimensional processing, wrapping, and polishing of high-performance resin materials known as super engineering plastics, including PEEK resin and polyimide resin (Meldin), for over 80 years. In 2010, we introduced 3D printers along with the latest 3D data creation software and 3D/CT scanners, beginning our proposals for advanced 3D manufacturing. In all aspects of manufacturing, our company has selected and utilized equipment and software from the manufacturer's perspective, independent of any specific device or software manufacturer. We ensure high-precision manufacturing to gain absolute trust in our products, while also prioritizing the intended use in 3D data, providing 3D data that meets our customers' objectives.