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Digitization & Automation of the Process of Printing Patterns for Investment Casting
Ben Wynne is passionate about all things additive, having developed low cost 3D Print concepts for Hewlett Packard, driving 3D scanning technology into consumer products and facilitating the purchase of David Laserscanner by HP Inc. He experienced first hand the limitations of using additive for production during his time as CTO at Wiivv
Wearables. Since then he worked alongside the other founding members of Intrepid to start the Advanced R&D lab for 3D Systems in San Diego, ultimately developing the Figure 4 platform. Ben and the team believe that Investment Casting combined with additive patterns are the future of metal part production.
October 27-30, 2019 St. Louis, MO
Ben Wynne Intrepid Automation
3D Printed Inserts and Mold Cavities that Can Be Used for Producing Wax Patterns
Jacob Lehman is an Associate Professor in the department of Engineering Technology at Pittsburg State University in Pittsburg, Kansas. He teaches Manufacturing ETECH courses, including Manufacturing Methods, Computer Aided Manufacturing, Casting Design and
Jacob Lehman, CMfgE Pittsburg State University
Improving Thermal Conditions and Reducing Process Costs for Core Setters in Aerospace and IGT Applications
Phil Geers, Sr. Molten Metal Market Manager has been with Blasch Precision Ceramics since 2001. Phil has 30 years of technical and engineering sales experience implementing
ceramic and mechanical components into process equipment and industrial applications. He holds B.S. in Business and Marketing from SUNY Empire State College.
Phil Geers Blasch Precision Ceramics 18 ❘ September 2019 ®
Simulation and has been at PSU for over 10 years. Mr. Lehman holds a Master’s Degree in Engineering Technology and has spent time working for Honeywell FM&T and ETCO Specialty Produces.
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