COMMUNITY
AMBER represents a transparent ecosystem. The capital region and its players cover the entire value chain in Additive Manufacturing. With the help of our map, we contribute to transparency and provide an overview of the partners who are active in the field of Additive Manufacturing in the capital region. On the one hand, this simplifies networking with each other and, on the other, offers cooperation partners direct access to the respective expertise.
If you are also involved in Additive Manufacturing technologies and are not listed in the overview, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Use cases
BMW Motorradwerk Berlin
Das Thema Additive Fertigung hat schon jetzt eine große Bedeutung im Umfeld der Produktion. Ein vorbildliches Beispiel dafür, wie verschiedenste AM-Technologien am Standort Berlin täglich zur Herstellung von Musterbauteilen (Rapid Protoyping) und für Toolinglösungen eingesetzt und immer mehr Mitarbeitende für das Thema gewonnen werden.
Das AMBER Team hat spannende Einblicke in euren Beitrag auf unserem Weg zur Hauptstadt der Additiven Fertigung gewonnen!
BigRep - Large format for Prototyping and series production
BigRep 3D printers enable fast, cost-efficient production of individual parts for frequent design adjustments in prototyping phas through to small quantities in series production.
In this example, Magirus developed window frames for fire trucks on a BigRep and achieved the highest material and quality requirements, with faster design iterations and far lower costs than traditional manufacturing.
trinckle - Intelligente Greifsysteme und Werkzeuge
The topic of additive manufacturing is already very important in the production environment here. An excellent example of how a wide range of AM technologies are used daily at the Berlin site for the production of sample components (rapid prototyping) and for tooling solutions and how more and more employees are being won over to the technology.
The AMBER team has gained exciting insights into your contribution on our way to becoming the capital of additive manufacturing!
Ottobock iFab - Innovative Orthesen
iFab uses state-of-the-art 3D printing technology to manufacture customized products with a combination of rigid and flexible structures. The digital process based on a 3D scan enables lean designs and maximum functionality - implemented using the SLS process and tailored to the specific requirements of the user.
Turbine blades at SIEMENS Energy
In collaboration with the Federal Institute for Materials Research, Siemens Energy has developed an innovative process for repairing highly complex turbine blades after reaching the end of their service life.
After removing the damaged areas, the geometry is restored using a laser powder bed process so the blades can be used again. Not only does this save material and production costs, it also enables the integration of newly developed geometries and cooling channels at the blade tips for increased efficiency of the entire system.
COMMUNITY
AMBER represents a transparent ecosystem. The capital region and its players cover the entire value chain in Additive Manufacturing. With the help of our map, we contribute to transparency and provide an overview of the partners who are active in the field of Additive Manufacturing in the capital region. On the one hand, this simplifies networking with each other and, on the other, offers cooperation partners direct access to the respective expertise.
If you are also involved in Additive Manufacturing technologies and are not listed in the overview, please do not hesitate to contact us.