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News Release from: TCT Conference and Exhibition
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 07 June 2007
Rapid prototyping/manufacturing event
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Regarded as an essential event for engineers, the UK's TCT 2007 Exhibition brings together under one roof leading rapid prototyping and rapid manufacturing machine manufacturers.
The TCT 2007 Exhibition, scheduled for September 26 and 27 at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry, UK, will feature over 100 suppliers from the world of rapid product development (RPD), including all the leading rapid prototyping and rapid manufacturing machine manufacturers under one roof Also exhibiting will be leading manufacturers from the scanning and digitising, CAD/CAM software, rapid tooling and materials sectors, who will present their latest offerings
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 24 Apr 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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It provides engineers with the perfect opportunity to appraise all of the latest technologies on the market.
Service providers from all the sectors will also be on hand to demonstrate the most effective and up-to-date ways of utilising the technologies available in 2007.
The move to the Ricoh Arena gives TCT the space to expand into a purpose-built exhibition hall, where it can house all exhibitors and more event features.
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Huntsman Advanced Materials and EOS are, as in 2006, the event's 'headline sponsors'.
Continued support from these two leading RPD companies once more underlines the importance of the show and featured technologies to the engineering and manufacturing sectors.
Companies exhibiting alongside the Headline Sponsors that have already confirmed their presence at TCT 2007 include: Z-Corporation, Delcam, Ambler Technologies, Metris UK, Innov8es, CRDM, 3D Systems, Laserlines/Stratasys, 3D Scanners plus many more.
There will be two free of charge seminar sessions, which will take place on both days of the show and will be held within a purpose-built seminar theatre in the main exhibition hall.
The morning session, organised and promoted in conjunction with the RPMA and West Midlands Technology Network, is designed to give newcomers to 'rapid' technologies the opportunity to get up to speed as fast as possible and to be aware of how they can best access them.
The first of the mornings' presentations 'Rapid Fundamentals', presented by Graham Tromans from the RPMA and Loughborough University will give an hour-long overview of all of the 'rapid' technologies available including SLA, SLS, FDM, concept modelling and additive metals systems, outlining what benefits they can bring to businesses adopting them.
The second of the morning presentations, 'Technology Transfer' will given by Clive Percival of the West Midlands Technology Network and the University of Wolverhampton.
It will focus on technology transfer between higher education institutions and small-to-medium sized businesses.
Percival will demonstrate how the WMTN partners have worked with many companies to introduce new products, processes and technologies.
As an antidote to the main Rapid Manufacturing Conference, which is running alongside the exhibition and focuses on additive technologies, the afternoon session held in the theatre will be promoted as the 'Rapid Machining Forum - Techniques for Rapid Manufacturing'.
This forum will promote how it is possible to manufacture parts directly using advanced CAM software and milling techniques.
Organised in association with the GTMA, content for this session will be driven by leading users and writers of CAM software technology, demonstrating what is possible now with real examples of end-use parts machined directly from the raw material.
The 'Rapid Machining Forum' provides a platform for these companies to demonstrate their competiveness with RP and M additive techniques.
During each afternoon of TCT, five 'Rapid Machining' papers will be presented by various exhibiting companies, and will be chaired by the GTMA.
The TCT Conference and Exhibition is the most important event on the 2007 calendar for design and manufacturing professionals in the UK and is the only UK event focused on providing solutions for accelerating products to market.
Combined with a comprehensive RM conference, the TCT event successfully brings together everyone involved in the concept, design, specification and manufacturing chain - truly an event that cannot be missed.
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