03.20.19
Optomec, a leading global supplier of production grade additive manufacturing systems for 3D printed electronics, will showcase its Aerosol Jet systems for 3D production-grade printed electronics at the LOPEC Exhibition and conference, held at the Messe München in Germany.
Optomec will be in booth # B0-508. In addition to the exhibition, Kyle Homan, Aerosol Jet applications engineer, will deliver a presentation titled “Aerosol Jet Printing of Film Heaters in 3D” in the Smart and Hybrid systems track.
In his presentation, Homan will present results of Aerosol Jet printed heaters on structural metals, including stainless steel and aluminum.
He will discuss how printing heater circuits directly on to non-planar surfaces is expected to cost up to 75% less than traditional heater attachment via flex or drawn circuits applied to parts.
The attachment of Flex or drawn wire bent into the appropriate shape or shapes is a very manually intensive and costly process. Mr. Homan will explain how through direct printing of conformal heaters, the object’s temperature uniformity and heat zone control is improved, while eliminating manual assembly and adhesive layers.
For more information on Aerosol Jet for printed electronics, click here.
Optomec will be in booth # B0-508. In addition to the exhibition, Kyle Homan, Aerosol Jet applications engineer, will deliver a presentation titled “Aerosol Jet Printing of Film Heaters in 3D” in the Smart and Hybrid systems track.
In his presentation, Homan will present results of Aerosol Jet printed heaters on structural metals, including stainless steel and aluminum.
He will discuss how printing heater circuits directly on to non-planar surfaces is expected to cost up to 75% less than traditional heater attachment via flex or drawn circuits applied to parts.
The attachment of Flex or drawn wire bent into the appropriate shape or shapes is a very manually intensive and costly process. Mr. Homan will explain how through direct printing of conformal heaters, the object’s temperature uniformity and heat zone control is improved, while eliminating manual assembly and adhesive layers.
For more information on Aerosol Jet for printed electronics, click here.