Join us as Brian Metzger, a TriMech Elite Applications Engineer, takes the process even further and shows the powerful automation tools that can be used to inspect large batches of parts automatically. We show how ZEISS Inspect (formerly known as GOM Inspect Professional) can easily recreate measurements on large quantities of parts.

During this ZEISS Scanners On-Demand Webinar, you will learn:

• Unlock the potential of 3D scanning for enhanced dimensional inspection of mechanical parts.
• Move beyond traditional methods, replacing individual measurements with comprehensive 3D scans.
• Harness the efficiency of a single 3D scan to evaluate dozens or hundreds of Geometric Dimensions and Tolerances (GD&T) instantly.
• Explore automation tools, specifically ZEISS Inspect, for the automated inspection of large batches of parts, revolutionizing the inspection process.

Join us as Andrew Miller, a TriMech Hardware Applications Engineer with a rich background in Materials Science & Nanotechnology, dives into the world of thermosets in polymer additive manufacturing. This webinar will guide viewers through the nuances of these thermosets, highlighting their unique characteristics and transformative role in various industries. Gain insights into how this acquisition could expand and innovate Stratasys’ resin capabilities across their printer range, marking a significant development in the field of additive manufacturing.

During this 3D Printing On-Demand Webinar, you will learn:

• The fundamental characteristics and types of thermosets used in polymer additive manufacturing.
• Specific applications and advantages of thermosets in various industries.
• Technological advancements and the impact of thermosets on the future of additive manufacturing.

From design and prototypes to production, finishing and assemblies…get the instant answers you need at this show.

The show dates this year are March 27-28, 2024.

Why you should attend the Design-2-Part Trade Show

This event is complimentary and will help you to:

• Shorten Supply Chain
• Discover New Materials
• Improve Quality
• See New Technology
• Reduce Costs
• Accelerate Delivery
• Get Tighter Tolerances
• Find Second Sources

So come out and see what TriMech can do for you. We will be in booth 226/228. We hope to see you there!

Who exhibits at a D2P show?

The exhibitors are regional and national contract manufacturers and job shops who offer manufacturing and service capabilities in more than 300 product categories for the metal, plastics, rubber, and electronics industries.

Who attends a D2P show?

The attendees are manufacturing engineers, design engineers, manufacturing management, and purchasing personnel involved in outsourcing decisions for parts & services. The attendees come from small to large companies and are looking for manufacturing services.

Is there a cost to attend?

No, registration and admission is free. For your convenience, it is recommended that you pre-register online in advance of the show.

Included in the SOLIDWORKS Dell Workstations on-demand webinar

Watch as Alaa Hosn – Solutions Consultant at TriMech, Scott Hamilton – Global Industry Strategist at DELL, and Don Breda – Senior Alliance Manager at NVIDIA; review all the ways the new Dell Workstations are optimized for SOLIDWORKS and the new Nvidia GPUs for Designers and Engineers.

They also dive into performance benchmarks for different SOLIDWORKS applications and finally they offer some tips and tricks for optimizing your SOLIDWORKS performance on your Dell workstation.

Topics include:

• The new Dell Workstations optimized for SOLIDWORKS users
• New NVIDIA GPUs for Designers & Engineers
• Performance benchmarks for SOLIDWORKS applications
• Optimizing your SOLIDWORKS performance

TriMech Hardware Applications Engineer, Andrew Miller categorizes thermoplastics into three tiers, each reflecting their unique properties and industrial applications. This session is a must-watch for professionals and enthusiasts eager to understand the evolving landscape of thermoplastics in additive manufacturing.

During this On-Demand Webinar, you will learn:

• The properties and classifications of key thermoplastics in polymer additive manufacturing
• Insights into specific thermoplastics like ABS, TPU, Nylon, Ultems, and their applications
• The use of these thermoplastics in the automotive, aerospace, and healthcare industries

Recently, though, with the introduction of some newer technologies, printers, and materials to the market, we’re closer than ever to this dream possibly becoming a reality!

During this On-Demand Webinar:

TriMech’s Additive Solutions Consultant, Rich Annino, showcases the Stratasys Origin One, an incredible piece of manufacturing equipment that happens to work using additive methods. Rich will explore how this is all possible, and how the Origin One is quickly becoming the Injection Molding Professional’s best friend!

• The Basics of Stratasys’ Origin One Technology
• Ways in which the Origin One is capable of supporting, and in some cases replacing, Traditional Injection Molding
• How the brand-new GrabCAD Print Support Generation fits into this equation

To help minimize your frustrations and maximize your capabilities, TriMech has compiled this SOLIDWORKS Recommended Hardware guide to aid you in the process of upgrading or purchasing new hardware.

In this guide you will find SOLIDWORKS 2024 hardware recommendations for:

• Processor (CPU)
• System memory (RAM)
• Graphics card
• Hard drives
• Operating system
• SOLIDWORKS Network License (SNL) Server
• Add-in considerations (including eDrawings, SOLIDWORKS PDM and SOLIDWORKS Visualize)

Complete the form to download the guide instantly.