The Future is Tiny: How Micron-Scale 3D Printing is Changing Medical Device Manufacturing
3D printing has transformed industries, but its potential is often underestimated, especially at the micron level. This webinar will demystify micro-printing, showcasing its evolution from traditional 3D printing and its profound impact on medical device development.
Hear from Sheila Ziobro, a Biomedical Engineer turned 3D microprint strategist about the challenges faced in industries where micron-level precision is critical, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive understanding of designing for micro 3D printing. We'll showcase how medical device manufacturers have leveraged micro 3D printing to overcome specific challenges. For instance, we'll highlight cases where micro 3D printing was the perfect solution for creating two 100µm channels positioned just 20-40µm apart, or fitting a camera chip and illumination source within a .130” diameter profile.
Jake Collins, Senior Application Engineer at Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) will discuss the latest advancements in micro-printing technology, including printer types, materials, and capabilities. Learn how materials, particularly in the Medtech space, are driving innovation. Explore a diverse range of micro-printed products, their performance characteristics, and design considerations.
This webinar will equip you with the knowledge to envision the transformative impact of micro-printing across industries, master the technical intricacies and practical applications of micro-printing technology, and discover innovative ways to integrate micro-printing into your R&D pipeline and product development.