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Kain, Martin
Technical University of Denmark
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- 2024Performance evaluation of polymer-filled metal fused filament fabrication tooling for profile extrusioncitations
- 2022Effective polishing of inner surfaces of additive manufactured inserts for polymer extrusion using Plasma Electrolytic Polishing
- 2022Industry 4.0 Digital Technologies for High Added Value Zero Defect Manufacturing:Application of metal additive manufacturing in the field of polymer profile extrusion
- 2021Additive manufacturing of soft tools – Application of carbon fiber filled PEEK to polymer extrusion dies production
- 2021Enabling micro injection moulding using a soft tooling process chain with inserts made of mortar materialcitations
- 2020On the implementation of metal additive manufacturing in the tooling process chain for polymer profile extrusioncitations
- 2019Comparison of Selective Laser Melting Post-Processes based on Amplitude and Functional Surface Roughness parameters
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On the implementation of metal additive manufacturing in the tooling process chain for polymer profile extrusion
Abstract
The recent developments in the field of metal additive manufacturing (MAM) within dimensional accuracy and surface quality are enabling the adoption of MAM for direct hard tooling for polymer processing applications. An analysis of the potential improvements in terms of lead-time and cost reduction achieved by implementation of MAM for tooling has been performed in the case of polymer extrusion die manufacturing. It was found that the utilization of MAM for tooling resulted in a die manufacturing cost comparable to conventional machining as well as a die production lead-time reduction from 12 weeks (for conventional machining) down to 3 weeks.