WEBINAR: LIS Technology – The New Way of Ceramic 3D Printing
Ceramic 3D printing has application in many fields: medical or dental, aerospace or even industrial – its use is widespread, but current methods are difficult to adopt and face many barriers to entry, especially for traditional ceramic manufacturers. In order to be able to meet the extremely high demands in this case, the Vienna-based company Lithoz has been working on the development of a new technology: LIS technology (Laser Induced Slip Casting) is a groundbreaking and revolutionary technology, not least because of its possibilities, such as the processing of dark ceramics or its water-based materials.
To learn more about it, do not miss our next webinar “LIS Technology – The New Way of Ceramic 3D Printing”, which will take place on June 29 from 4:00 – 5:00 PM CEST/10:00 – 11:00 AM EDT with Lithoz. Participants will learn about the advantages and possibilities that the new and groundbreaking LIS technology brings to its users. Furthermore, together with our experts, we will address the questions ‘How can LIS technology be integrated into existing ceramic process chains?’, ‘Why can it process dark ceramics?’ and, of course, ‘What applications and business opportunities can be expected from it?’
The new LIS technology brings a number of advantages and opportunities in ceramic 3D printing (photo credits: Lithoz GmbH)
We are especially excited to welcome Lithoz who is a global market leader in the development and manufacture of materials and additive manufacturing systems for 3D printing of advanced ceramics and bioresorbable ceramics. The company’s products are used in many fields, including medical and dental technology. However, industry also benefits greatly from the company’s materials and printing systems, as complex geometries and the desired properties of the resulting components are possible. The company has an export share of almost 100%, employs over 125 people and has had a subsidiary in the USA since 2017. Lithoz has also been ISO 9001-2015 certified since 2016.
Afterwards, in the course of the webinar, our participants and experts Dr. Johannes Homa, CEO at Lithoz GmbH, Dr. Thomas Mühler, CEO at QEP3D, Dr.-Ing. Holger Wampers, Managing Director at Alumina Systems and Dr. Steffen Walter, Head of Product and Process Development at Alumina Systems will discuss the areas of application of the technology and open questions from the audience.
Photo Credits: Lithoz GmbH
Agenda:
– Introductions
– Differences between LIS and LCM
– Potential of LIS technology
– Use Cases
Experts
Many years of research at the Vienna University of Technology equipped Dr. Johannes Homa with extensive technical knowledge of additive manufacturing of high-performance ceramics. He holds a PhD in materials science and has worked in additive manufacturing since 2003. In 2011, he co-founded Lithoz GmbH as a spin-off from the TU Vienna. As an expert in ceramic AM, Dr. Homa has written many publications and is also co-inventor of a number of patents in the field. In addition to his role in the company, he has been active as lecturer in various educational establishments and universities since 2006. He is also founder of the initiative AM Austria (www.am-austria.com) and the technical director of the Austrian 3D Printing Forum (https://www.3d-printing-forum.at)
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