Digital Demo: Why LSAM?
Scott Vaal, Thermwood’s LSAM product manager, offers an overview of key aspects of the large scale additive manufacturing market. (Sponsored)
Scott Vaal addresses the current state of the art in large-format 3D printing technology, offers an overview of the broad LSAM product line, slicing software, industry collaboration, additive system reliability, service, support, upgradability and other issues important to potential users and anyone interested in large scale additive manufacturing of thermoplastic composites.
Thermwood has found that many companies exploring large scale additive manufacturing don’t have a clear understanding of the current state of the market, the available technology or the capabilities of systems currently available. This video is intended to add a level of understanding, comfort and confidence that capable, proven and reliable large scale additive systems are not only available, but are already successfully operating in major industries every day, generating significant benefits and profits.
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