The world is adapting so quickly. How we live, how we use technology, how we communicate, it is interesting to watch people discover things that they were curious about. Here an igus® engineer explains how the 3D bug caught him.
Engineering plastics companies have been developing and producing 3D printing materials for years but igus® has taken this one step further in recent times and are now fusing two materials together!
The 3d Printing product manager , Dean Aylott wanted to do even more than he already was with his day to day work. igus® are already working alongside the NHS but Dean wanted to take this one step further and personally invested in a 3d printing machine. Here is how his 3d printing journey unfolded and how he is doing his bit to help our key workers.
At igus®, we recognise the importance of wear and friction in industry. It comes as no surprise, then, that our core beliefs are based on wear-resistant polymers that naturally minimise wear and increase the service life of parts. Thanks to their tribological properties, our iglidur® parts are ideal for myriad applications and industries.
igus® has 9 different 3D filaments to offer. All of these filaments can be used as moving part with low friction and high wear properties. Visit the website for a full overview and prices.
Being blue is a sign of safety in the food industry. igus® have a range of products that are designed to be suitable and enforce safety in such environments.
At igus®, samples are a part of our way of life and for our product development and industry growth. We find that samples allow us to demonstrate the latest technology and versatile product capabilities with an abundance of product types, properties and functions.
Q&A with Matthew Aldridge: Managing Director of igus®. Get an overview of some igus® key features and how we are continuing with innovation in the plastics world.
