Back in the lab today after some travel out west.
Previously I designed a bellows holder to keep the high voltage feedthrough from moving.
I received the part and installed it successfully today:
A real win using 3D metal printing.
Back in the lab today after some travel out west.
Previously I designed a bellows holder to keep the high voltage feedthrough from moving.
I received the part and installed it successfully today:
A real win using 3D metal printing.
That part looks like it could quite easily be cut on a waterjet cutter, for a much lower cost and higher quality than metal 3D printing. It’s a completely 2-dimensional part.
I actually got quotes for waterjet and 3D printing was far less!