Quality assurance in additive production

New production process – proven measuring methods?

White Paper

Quality assurance in
additive production

What metrology methods does additive production need?

Increasing numbers of companies are using additive processes (such as 3D printing) in production. Three sectors use this technique, particularly in product development: the automotive and aerospace industries and medical technology.

Quality requirements regarding dimensional accuracy and surfaces must be ensured in additive production too. This white paper provides information about the following issues:

The significance of 3D printing in the three specified sectors
The relevant additive production processes for the industry
The parameters that affect the quality of 3D-printed components
The technologies that control these parameters

The white paper explains clearly what impact the Industry 4.0 specifications will have on quality assurance in additive production, both now and in future.

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Format: PDF, 15 pages

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