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Your resources are valuable, and the additive manufacturing process carries the risk of wasting them unintentionally. A failed print job can mean that you have to start from scratch - with troubleshooting, parameter adjustments and new data preparation, which ties up valuable capacity. By using a finite element method (FEM) for simulation before printing, you can significantly minimize these risks and make optimum use of your resources.
Save time - overtake your competition
Every print job costs valuable time. Use every minute effectively by simulating your component instead of wasting time with production errors. While your competitors are still struggling with production errors and postponing delivery dates, you are already planning your next project.
Material savings - conserve resources for your company and the environment
Every print consumes material. Precise simulation enables you to invest every gram of metal powder effectively in high-quality components. Recognize at an early stage whether the production is within the tolerance limits and whether the support structures offer sufficient stability. This significantly reduces the number of misprints, lowers your material consumption and saves costs.
Budget optimization - Reduce costs through fewer print aborts
A faulty print job can quickly become expensive, especially if components become deformed during printing and the print has to be aborted. Predictive simulation identifies critical deformation points before printing begins, allowing you to avoid costly print aborts and make optimum use of your printing resources.
Customer satisfaction - increase planning security for you and your customers
The precise prediction of component quality through FEM simulation improves the forecast for the completion of your projects. This increases your ability to deliver orders on time and makes you a reliable partner for your customers.
Team motivation - Promote the success and growth of your team
Successes build your team. While mistakes are instructive, they can also be costly and demotivating. In simulation, mistakes only cost a few clicks and not valuable resources. This allows both beginners and experienced additive manufacturing professionals to work on new challenges with precision and motivation.