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AMSOL designed this Box for the Luxembourgish Post Office. The idea behind the Box is to be a “Time Capsule” and has been embedded into the foundation of the new Post Office building. The Box is produced in Nylon (PA12) using Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) and received a graphite finish to obtain a perfect result.
Mostly 3D printed materials! The individual layers of
additive manufacturing can be seen on the metal parts. Head and spar are made
of sintered PA12 Nylon which was then colored in black. All internal cylinders
were made of brass. The metal band was formed from 420SBR, a mixture of stainless
steel and bronze, then black coated.
The bird from the animated short “Luxembourg Let’s make it happen – by Oscar-winning director Laurent Witz-” symbolizes how an idea takes flight and conquers the world through collaboration, creativity and perseverance. Openness, dynamism and reliability: Luxembourg’s core values are the driving forces behind new ideas and partnerships, making the Grand Duchy the ideal location to bring your ideas to life.
This project has been realized in collaboration with the Ministry of the Economy and the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs.
Due to the local manufacturing of every single piece, we could add the „Made in Luxembourg“ label to the packaging. The bird sculpture was printed in nylon (MJF PA12) and post processed with a carbon finish.
In order to match the previous trophies of the Media Awards we didn’t change the overall shape, but its’ uniqueness came from the fact that the creation was only possible using Additive Manufacturing.
After several prototypes the decision was taken to implement a lattice structure, which is usually placed into industrial parts for reducing weight and material cost.
The trophy was printed in Nylon PA12 with the latest HP MJF 3D Printer, afterwards the parts were black dyed. The acrylic glass inlet was printed from the backside and fitted seamlessly in the front of the trophy. Milled anodized aluminum plates in gold, silver, bronze and red were mounted to represent the ranking.
The challenge of implementing additive manufacturing and different materials in one object resulted in a unique trophy for the winners of the Media Awards 2018.
Main task was to provide the client with a custom made wall mount for a Wlan Router, we’ve designed, engineered and produced the frame for this application.
The material we used was Nylon PA22 in order to get the right geometric stability and surface finish.
That shiny piece is chromalised plastic and it was to feeble for its function in a shower. On top of that spare parts are impossible to get.
So for our client we made a spare part and it is a lot tougher than the original part because it has been created in 3D-printed aluminium. The file necessary for printing was created with 3D-Scanning technology and CAD-design.
Le projet Olm – Elmen de la Société Nationale des Habitations à Bon Marché sera composé de 400 maisons unifamiliales et de 400 appartements et donnera la priorité absolue à la mobilité douce et au transport en commun.
Pour représenter le projet et son contexte en échelle 1/750, une maquette de 175 x 70 cm a été réalisé par 3DPrint.lu. La maquette est composée de 39 plaques imprimées en 3D. Cette technologie a permis de représenter le contexte par son image aérienne et de les futures extension “ouest” et “est” du nouveau projet par leur plan, tout en respectant le relief légèrement ondulé du terrain.
Les plans 3D ont été réalisés par le bureau DEWEY MULLER architectes urbanistes (Luxembourg et Cologne) et ont été adaptés par 3DPrint.lu aux besoins de l’impression 3D. A la suite notre imprimante 3D a travaillée pendant environ une semaine pour produire les 39 plaques nécessaires à l’assemblage.
Cet objet industriel est une conception de la société Paul Wurth. Il s’agit d’une pièce de démonstration qui comporte plusieurs parties mobiles. Nous avons adapté les plans de Paul Wurth à l’impression 3D, assurant ainsi que la partie est bien mobile là où c’est nécessaire et qu’elle s’assemble bien. Nous y avons même intégré des filetages qui peuvent recoivent soit des boulons standard en acier, soit des boulons imprimés 3D.
La pièce a été imprimée en nylon et certaines parties ont été infiltrées par des couleurs.
Avec son poids léger elle sera facile à emmener en voyage et en réunion, où elle servira à convaincre le client final.
P.S. On aurait bien aimé vous montrer la vie intérieure de la pièce, sa partie la plus intéressante, mais cela dévoilerait trop la conception ingénieuse de Paul Wurth.