Understanding the Complexity of 3D Printed Materials 🖨️ The intricacies of 3D-printed metal materials—whether related to storage, inventory management of hazardous materials, shipping considerations, or workplace safety—require deep expertise and dedication. At Würth Additive Group, every member of our team takes these responsibilities seriously. This past summer, during our EVP’s visit to the Hangar, we emphasized the importance of these considerations. Our CEO, AJ Strandquist, and Mikhail Gladkikh, PhD, are pictured here reviewing the complexities of 3D metal powder material storage and inventory. Their discussion focused on the knowledge and innovative understanding required to supply and source metal powder materials safely and effectively. We’re grateful for the leadership and support of those featured in this photo, including Rainer Bürkert, Larry Stevens, Daniel Schmidt, Chris Rettke, Chapman Revercomb, and James Valdez. If your organization wants to advance its ability to print in metal in 2025, we would like to encourage you to contact our team. Würth Additive Group is proud to have a dedicated group of metal additive experts, including safety specialists such as Ed Tackett (AMUG 🦕), Grant Michel, Tyler Brown, and Andrew Tordanato. We'd like to help you navigate the complexities of metal additive manufacturing with confidence and expertise. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/eiFpcVQ9 #3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing #3DMetalPrinting #AlwaysInStock #SafetyFirst #WorkplaceSafety #HazardeousMaterials #WurthKnowing
Wurth is truly leading 3-D printing for the future, especially with leaders like Jacob Ayers and Grant Michel. They have been especially helpful to the educational community.
AJ Strandquist this is leading edge stuff!
Spotted under the flag! 🤩 Achim Grenner