Training

Overview

Admatec training

Additive Manufacturing, more commonly known as 3D printing, is multivariate and can be quite complex. It is revolutionizing the current, traditional industry by embracing new technologies to accelerate innovation and changing the way products are made. To bridge the skill gap, it is necessary to acquire some technical competences to take full advantage of the many operational benefits 3D printing can provide to you. That is why we are offering a customer training program to support the adoption of 3D printing with the Admaflex 130 in your business. With three different levels of training, we do our best to suit your needs. You can sign up for specific training, and get all the keys to achieving success in your project(s).

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Training options

Basic

WHO IS IT FOR?

This training is open to businesses and institutes that are exploring the possibilities of ceramic and metal 3D printing and are eager to learn the basic principles and the advantages of it.

WHAT’S IN IT?

Key take away of this 1-day program is that you have learned what solution 3D printing ceramics/metals can offer you, and to understand the basic principles of the Admaflex 130/300.

WHY ATTEND?

If you want to learn the basics of the Admaflex technology for 3D printing ceramic in an accurate way through a short course, this is the right option for you.

It is nice to have some general knowledge about 3D printing beforehand.

Intermediate

WHO IS IT FOR?

Are you a new and proud owner of an Admaflex 130/300? This training is dedicated to companies that newly bought a 3D printer.

WHAT’S IN IT?

You will learn everything about the 3D printer functionalities, software possibilities, and material choices. Also, the maintenance of your 3D printer is part of the training. After a theoretical part, you will have the opportunity to apply your newly gained knowledge to practice in the hands-on part of this 2-day course.

WHY ATTEND?

If you have an Admaflex 130/300 and you are in need of a dedicated product training, this is the workshop for you!

Please note that design for 3D printing is not a part of this course

Advanced

WHO IS IT FOR?

Are you looking for specific progress in your daily use of the Admaflex 130/300? If you want to further develop 3D printing ceramics and/or metals, this is your opportunity to get more advanced training for specific applications, materials and printer options.

WHAT’S IN IT?

We will offer you a customized training course of 1 or 2 days, fully tailored to your request. You will receive in-depth material and/or 3D printing practice to support you in finding the right solution(s).

WHY ATTEND?

If you want to take your expertise in the Admaflex system to the next level, this is your best training option.

Please note that design for 3D printing is not a part of this course

  • Customer testimonials

    “The parts 3D printed with the Admaflex 130 meet the required fine features needed for our R&D work.”

    Raymond Wei
  • Customer testimonials

    “The Admatec 3D printer has taken the investment casting prototype manufacturing to the next level. Its simplicity and ease of operation are unmatched compared to traditional pattern 3D printing.”

    Jack Ziemba
  • Customer testimonials

    “Innovative approach for 3D printing of ceramics, not only for academia but also for the production of small series. It performs well on mid-size series for small parts too. The cost-effectiveness makes the process suitable for more applications, leading to more scale of the process as a whole, which will have a further positive impact on costs.”

    Alex Hilgenberg
  • Customer testimonials

    “The Admaflex 130 is world’s first class ceramic 3D printer! The operation is easy and practical in use for material testing and performing research.”

    Li Hongshu Lee
  • Customer testimonials

    “The MEMTI group already had experience with several commercial available 3D printers using the Digital Light Processing (DLP) technology. To take the next step in ceramic material development and production, the group invested in the Admaflex130 3D printer to develop new ceramic materials for the production of components with complex features.”

    Prof. Alberto Ortona