WEBINAR | 3D printing in construction - Limitless shapes, less material - WESTCAM

Innovative applications for construction planners, engineers, architects and specialist planners in infrastructure, building technology and plant engineering

Industrial 3D printing opens up new possibilities for construction planning and design. Complex geometries, tailor-made components and resource-saving production – what is often costly or economically unfeasible in traditional construction methods can now be realized using additive manufacturing.

THIS IS WHAT YOU WILL EXPERIENCE:

What are the advantages of 3D printing in the construction industry?

More precise planning and faster implementation:
Digital designs can be converted directly into physical models or components – without detours via mold making or complex manufacturing processes. Classic models for visualization are also possible.
New design options for complex geometries:
With conventional processes, certain structures can hardly be realized or only at very high cost. Additive manufacturing enables free-form surfaces, filigree supporting structures and customized components that can be perfectly integrated into existing structures.
Material and resource efficiency:
The targeted use of materials and the elimination of mold making means that less material is consumed, which not only brings economic benefits but is also more sustainable. This can be particularly important for special components or small batches.
Optimization of production and assembly:
Fewer individual parts mean faster assembly processes on the construction site. Components can be designed in such a way that they are easier to assemble, saving time and money.

Experience 3D printing in the construction industry in practice

In this webinar, we will use real projects to show you how industrial 3D printing is successfully used in the construction industry. Find out how digital designs are transferred into tangible models or components, which technologies are used and what economic benefits result from this.