Integral 3D Printing le invita a la presentación de la NUEVA gama de Impresoras 3DHP Multi Jet Fusion 500/300, que tendrá lugar el próximo 6 de marzo en Vitoria-Gasteiz.
Durante la jornada, podrá conocer la tecnología de HP Multi Jet Fusion, y verla aplicada mediante algunos casos de éxito y demostraciones prácticas en directo.
Asimismo, descubrirá cómo los procesos de simulación pueden ayudarle a optimizar sus diseños e impresiones, gracias a las soluciones ANSYS.
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The company Integral 3D Printing Iberia has introduced to the market the solution of 3D Printing Super Discovery, conceived for the creation of giant and resistant pieces, at a competitive cost: Instead of using materials of high cost, the Super Discovery uses materials in the form of pellet, thus cheapening the cost of the final part.
For companies focused on Graphic Arts, POS, Retail and related sectors (Advertising, Branding & Packaging, Cinema, Events, Marketing, Performing Arts, TV, etc.) this 3D printing solution in giant format can offer the opportunity to significantly expand its offer of business, since the type of applications that fit with this machine are all those that require unique pieces of great volume and high mechanical and thermal resistance, but at a competitive cost.
In the case of Graphic Arts companies that are dedicated to the production of POS and Retail, the Super Discovery is ideal for manufacturing giant objects that should attract a lot of attention. But, why limit your business just to POS and Retail? The high mechanical and thermal resistance of the available materials makes it ideal for other applications such as ephemeral architecture, ephemeral furniture, selfie points, and a long etcetera: If you can imagine and draw, Super Discovery can manufacture it.
As for the target customer of Super Discovery, basically it is anyone who needs to obtain unique objects of giant size, which by their complicated form are impossible to obtain by traditional machining, or that, due to the high cost and / or limited characteristics of the base material , are non-viable to obtain through other 3D printing technologies.
Features:
Dimensions of working area (X Y Z) (mm): 1300x2500x1000, although it can be designed and manufactured according to the specifications of each client.
Weight: 1200 kg.
Cabin: Closed
Table: Heated up to 175º
Power: 400 VAC
Average consumption: 3 KW / H
Technology: Pellet / Direct Extrusion
Workload: <6 kg / hour
Maximumextrusiontemperature: 450 ºC
Layerthickness(minimum): 0.5 mm
Software: Simplify 3D
Access to the network: Ethernet
CE Marking: Yes
Warranty defective parts: 2 years
Materials: Thermoplastics for industrial use in the form of pellets: ABS, ABS-CF, ASA, PC-CF, PPE-CF, 3D850, etc.
From 26 to 29 March, Graphispag will incorporate new spaces and activities to make the latest print, design and visual communication known in an interactive and experiential way.
The emblematic graphic salon of Fira de Barcelona, a reference in its sector in Spain, reinforces its training program and demonstrations so that prescribers and buyers of all types of printed products can discover the creative possibilities and the added value that the graphic industry offers today, as well as its complementarity and connection with other forms of digital communication, as 3D Printing.
Organized by Fira de Barcelona in collaboration with Graphispack Association, Graphispag 2019 plans to gather 200 direct exhibitors and occupy 9.000 m2 in Pavilion 2 of the Gran Via exhibition center. The hall expects the representation of more than 380 brands. With a strong sectorial support and a 75% loyalty percentage, Graphispag is claimed as the Spanish fair that integrates all forms of printing: traditional, current, and also the most advanced that open new business models to the sector of graphic arts, including 3D Printing.
In the commercial exhibition area, the participating firms will present innovations in equipment, technology, supports, consumables and finishes and will show samples of printed products that can be manufactured with it. There will also be companies of 3D printing and functional printing.
New activities
In this edition, Graphispag launches different areas of activities designed to promote networking, the exchange of knowledge and surprise visitors with graphic applications and innovative technologies like 3D Printing.
One of the novelties is the Graphispag Experience space, which is a must because it will welcome the visitor, and in which they will be able to see, touch and interact with different techniques that evoke the past, place the present and advance the future of visual communication.
For example, there will be a working reproduction of the Gutenberg printing press, hand-lettering demonstrations and handwriting calligraphy sessions, creation of neon signs, but also examples of 3D and virtual reality in a virtual experience designed for interior designers; light and flexible papers and supports that light up and can be integrated into advertisements, packaging or publications; conductive inks; interactive video mappings to cover floors and walls. All this in a space set with all types of surfaces and printed objects.
Another of the attractions of this edition will be the Graphispag Process area, where the equipment and machinery needed to start up two production lines will be in operation: one for packaging printing and another for large format printing. Several exhibiting brands have supplied the equipment to see the complete process from the design to the final product in the different phases of the graphic chain.
For its part, advanced printing will find its place in GraphispagPrintInnovation, an area coordinated by the 3Neo Platform in which there will be demonstrations of functional printing, printed electronics, bioprinting and 3D Printing. There will also be talks and presentations and companies that are using these technologies in their activity will be contacted by professionals interested in implementing them in sectors such as packaging and visual communication.
Conferences and workshops
Within the Graphispag Talks program, some 50 conferences and round tables will be held with the participation of experts and companies supplying both machinery and supports, graphic services or users of printed products.
We will talk about technology and new developments, packaging, color and inks, sustainability, large format 3D Printing as well as business models and growth opportunities.
For its part, Graphispag Village will be the space for networking aimed at different professionals in the graphic chain and will allow to find partners, collaborators or, simply, expand the network of contacts in the field of graphic and visual communication.
It will also host meetings between manufacturers, printers with specific investment projects, prescribers and final customers from different demand sectors directly invited by the organization through its buyers program.
The graphic industry in Spain
According to data from the INE, the graphic sector in Spain is made up of 15.674 companies that employ 93.000 people and invoice just over 14.000 million euros.
Since 2016, the sector shows a rebound in its turnover driven by the activities related to the printing of packaging and labels, and an improvement in the demand for catalogs and advertising print and the publishing industry.
However, the graphic sector continues in full transformation and bets to grow in value with its products, adding to its business new applications like 3D Printing, that go beyond paper to print any support or material in a personalized way promoting graphic and visual communication.
The poster revolution in small and large three-dimensional format has arrived with the 3D Poster. The three-dimensionality is not only conquering the world of cinema, but is also gaining ground in advertising. The visual impact of the posters in 3D, a message made on an XXL surface can surprise and literally leave a mark.
This type of communication, in fact, turns out to be five times more attractive than a large and classic poster: it has been calculated how people stand in front of an advertising message of this type, and the results round four times more than in front of a "traditional" solution, in 2D.
The possibility of combining these two types of communication is a fundamental "plus": The passers-by who walk down the street can not help but admire these forms that "emerge" from the walls or from special supports, which communicate in a very unusual and avant-garde way.
The option of custom projects, personalization of the final result and speed are other added values of this revolution. The merit is above all the technology used, capable of ensuring fast processing, combined with a very simple workflow that allows you to carry out projects without hampering the imagination, responding to any type of need.
