SPE Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing SIG Presents: Finishing – What Happens after the Print: The Virtual Edition

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November 5

All Times Are Eastern Time.

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Moderator:

Dana McCallum
Carbon

David Tucker
Forecast 3D

8:55-9:00	Welcome Remarks Dana McCallum Carbon Matthew Thompson Toray
9:00-10:00	Keynote: Post Processing: Driving an Artistic Approach with a Technical Need Jason Lopes Carbon	More Information
10:00-10:30	Navigating the Future of Additive: The Path to Producing Customer-Ready Parts at Scale Daniel Hutchinson PostProcess Technologies	More Information
10:30-10:45	Break Sponsored by
10:45-11:15	Unlocking Performance and Transition to Production through Post-processing of 3D Printed Parts Joseph Crabtree Additive Manufacturing Technologies (AMT)	More Information
11:15-11:45	Dialing in Design for Optimal Post-Processing Alexandra Ju Forecast 3D	More Information
11:45-12:15	Lunch

November 5 - PM Track

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Moderator:

Matthew Thompson
Toray

Drew Davis
Xcentric Mold & Engineering

12:15-1:15	KEYNOTE: Why Having Diversity and Options for All of Your Finishing Needs Post Print is Critical to Success Especially for Production Jay Dinsmore Dinsmore	More Information
1:15-1:45	Plating on 3D Printed Plastic Parts vs. Injection Molded Plastic Parts – What’s the Same, What’s Different and Why Plating It’s an Important Technology for Resin-Based AM Parts Sean Wise RePliForm Inc.	More Information
1:45-2:15	Creating the New Standard for High-Value End-Use Parts Michael Schorr DyeMansion Jennier Howe DyeMansion	More Information
2:15-2:30	Break Sponsored by
2:30-3:00	Paint: Blurring the Lines Between Prototype and production Parts Greg Cebular The Technology House	More Information
3:00-3:30	Applying Manufacturing Principles to Additive John Oney SurfacePrep	More Information
3:30-4:00	3D Printed Photopolymers: Poised for Manufacturing at Scale Stephanie Benight, PhD Tactile Materials Solutions	More Information
4:00-4:05	Closing Remarks Matthew Thompson Toray Drew Davis Xcentric Mold & Engineering
4:05-5:05	Virtual Cocktail Hour

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November 5

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Welcome Remarks

Keynote: Post Processing: Driving an Artistic Approach with a Technical Need

Navigating the Future of Additive: The Path to Producing Customer-Ready Parts at Scale

Unlocking Performance and Transition to Production through Post-processing of 3D Printed Parts

Dialing in Design for Optimal Post-Processing

November 5 - PM Track

Legend

KEYNOTE: Why Having Diversity and Options for All of Your Finishing Needs Post Print is Critical to Success Especially for Production

Plating on 3D Printed Plastic Parts vs. Injection Molded Plastic Parts – What’s the Same, What’s Different and Why Plating It’s an Important Technology for Resin-Based AM Parts

Creating the New Standard for High-Value End-Use Parts

Paint: Blurring the Lines Between Prototype and production Parts

Applying Manufacturing Principles to Additive

3D Printed Photopolymers: Poised for Manufacturing at Scale

Closing Remarks

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