When a component requires maximum optimisation, you need the freedom to manufacture even complex geometries. 3D printing enables this freedom.

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Dominik Fleischhacker

Dipl.-Ing. (FH), B. Sc. (WU)

Head of Analysis and Research

The future of mechanical engineering

The entire mechanical engineering sector is currently undergoing a transformation. Generative manufacturing processes (3D printing) make it possible to produce complex structures without increasing costs. The potential of this disruptive technology is considerable:

Better performance
Less weight
Lower operating costs
Unique designs enable integration of increased functionality

The weak points of any new technology - high manufacturing costs for high volumes and limited material properties - are being improved in 3D printing more rapidly than in any other technology. This rapid development is made possible by a wide range of industries for which the process offers promising prospects.

3D printing offers an unprecedented variety of applications and will replace current manufacturing processes in large parts of high-tech mechanical engineering.

Our Services in Additive Manufacturing

Numerical Simulation

In order to exploit the potential of 3D printing in the best possible way and to shift the process-specific restrictions (anisotropy, thermal management, machine load factor, warpage & residual stress), the use of numerical simulation is a proven and efficient tool.

Optimization without nummerous Series of Tests

By simulating the manufacturing process, problems are identified without a large number of real test prints and the component and the process are optimised. SinusPro enables the calculation of the process-dependent component behaviour or the installation space of the printed object with regard to residual stress, thermal behaviour and distortion.

SinusPro has also developed a unique commercially usable software solution for this purpose. Software solution developed.

Lattice Optimization

Lattice optimisation provides the customer with a better understanding of the process and the product properties and is the basis for product & process optimisation. Another essential service area is the generation of specific designs for 3D printing. By integrating lattice optimisation processes, more efficient lattice lightweight structures can be integrated into the product in addition to conventional designs.