By capturing behavior independent of the printer type, with Inspire Print3D designers can evaluate and easily modify critical process variables. The advanced thermo-mechanical simulation enables design engineers to develop parts ready for additive manufacturing. Design alternatives can be quickly explored and evaluated without leaving the familiar Inspire user environment. Starting from either topology optimization results or an imported CAD geometry, support structures can be easily generated and optimized. As a result, teams to cut product development and additive manufacturing costs by reducing material usage, print times and post-processing. Inspire Print3D accelerates the creation, optimization, and study of innovative, structurally efficient 3D-printed parts, providing a fast and accurate toolset for the design and process simulation of selective laser melting (SLM) parts.Įngineers can quickly understand changes to process or design that affect manufacturability, then export part and support structure geometry to major printer preparation software to produce the part.
Inspire Print3D simplifies the identification and correction of potential deformation, delamination and excessive heating issues before building a part.Efficient Design for Additive Manufacturing Reducing expensive trial and error by simulating part build, cooling, cutting and springback, Inspire Print3D delivers designs having the fewest supports, optimally oriented on the print bed.Įngineers can quickly understand changes to process or design that effect manufacturing efficiency then export part and support structure geometry to major printer preparation software for printing. The easy to use advanced thermo-mechanical simulation enables design engineers to develop parts ready for additive manufacturing. It provides a fast and accurate toolset for the design and process simulation of selective laser melting (SLM) parts. Inspire Print3D enables teams to cut product development and additive manufacturing costs by reducing material usage, print times and post processing.
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