3D printing for electronics. Advanced materials and maximum precision + LIVE with DONE Lab

Why participate?

• During the webinar on October 30, we will take an in-depth look not only at ESD and FR materials, but also at other solutions that meet the different needs of the electronics industry:

   

  • Static-dissipative materials → ideal for component trays, testing and automation machine parts, templates for PCB assembly or repair.
  • UL94 V0 self-extinguishing materials → Perfect for small series of enclosures and containers for live equipment, connector bodies, and parts in contact with electrical devices, with applications also in highly regulated sectors such as aerospace and rail.
  • Transparent materials → Used for optical extensions and LED guides, where light transmission is a fundamental requirement.
  • Elastic and flexible materials → For prototyping keyboards and functional membranes.
  • Production of miniaturized connectors and components → Thanks to the high dimensional precision of additive technologies, it is possible to print industrial connectors and very small parts for medical devices.

   

  Thanks to these solutions, 3D printing enables electronics to accelerate prototyping, reduce development costs, ensure design freedom, and manufacture even small functional series with short lead times and consistent quality.

• You will have the opportunity to learn about a DONE Lab success story from its engineer Cátia Silva, who specializes in polymers and composites. Done Lab is a 3DZ customer that has put additive manufacturing at the service of the most demanding technical requirements in the automotive sector with the Markforged FX20 printer.