From: Miller, Michael W (michael.w.miller@boeing.com)
Date: Mon Nov 14 2005 - 18:46:19 EET
Yep, EOS' website is a tough go. But they do have an aluminum filled
material called Alumide. It looks nice but I've never tried it.
Michael W Miller (michael.w.miller@boeing.com)
The Boeing Company M/C 45-17 ZB-XS29
Desk) 206-655-3289 Pgr) 416-0257 Fax) 655-0025
Rapid Product Manufacturing 655-4366 or -2262
http://dmp-rpm.web.boeing.com/splash.htm
Disclaimer: Engineer and out the other!
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From: Scott Tilton [mailto:stilton@protoprod.com]
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 7:31 AM
To: rp-ml@rapid.lpt.fi
Subject: [rp-ml] SLS Aluminum Filled Material
Hi Everyone.
I am looking for information about / personal experiences with the
Aluminum Filled Polyamide material that is available for SLS machines
these days.
I don't have any specific questions about it, but rather just wanted to
know if anyone wanted to add their 2 cents on the topic.
Well . .wait a minute. I do have a specific question.
At the SME meeting in Dearborn, when RP parts were collected from
vendors to build a small toy combination safe.
My safe has its mainbody made out of what looks like aluminum filled
plastic material.
Although it has the EOS logo on it. I didn't know EOS had anything
besides regular and glass filled PA.
A quick look on the EOS website doesn't tell me anything about their
materials.
(Granted I didn't look TOO long. But then if it is a good website . .I
shouldn't have to spend half an hour looking for information about their
materials)
Thanks in advance for any information.
Scott Tilton
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