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Teams from TOYOTA Gazoo Racing (TGR) have been collaborating with innovation leader 3D Systems to find additive manufacturing (AM) solutions for motorsport, automotive customization, and both short-term and long-term production capability. With new advances in material chemistry, 3D Systems has brought to market a groundbreaking range of production-grade resins that deliver unprecedented material performance and longevity.
This revolution in capability launched on 3D Systems’ projection-based Figure 4 3D printing system, making it possible to rapidly deliver thousands of smaller, batch-production parts. This work is now expanding to 3D Systems’ large-format stereolithography (SLA) system, the ProX 800, offering the ability to deliver full-size, 1:1 scale jigs, fixtures, and production parts. This webinar goes in depth on two unique production use cases for the Toyota GR Supra GT4 and the new capabilities enabled by advancements in production-grade resins.
Topics covered in this webinar include:
- Historical challenges of photopolymer materials
- Photopolymer technology platforms
- Versatility and efficiency challenges faced and solved by TGR and 3D Systems
- Material science data behind 3D Systems’ production-grade resins
Meet the Expert
Marty Johnson, Technical Fellow, 3D Systems
Marty Johnson is a technical fellow at 3D Systems and is part of the core team that developed 3D Systems’ Figure 4 platform. With a background in mechanical engineering, Marty has extensive experience working with injection mold tools and different plastics, and brings this perspective to his work with additive manufacturing to delivers solutions that balance speed, accuracy, cost, and performance.