What will visitors see at the booth?
The stand covers about 200 m² and is organised around eight use case islands: molding, UAVs, sporting goods, dental, orthotics and prosthetics, medical, industrial automation and filament innovations. The islands are meant to connect technologies, materials and processes for an application instead of separating them by technology. A live demonstration area and a bar and lounge area complete the stand.
Which materials are on show?
A material wall presents products from Forward AM, Keystone, iSQUARED, ALTANA Cubic Ink and Arkema. Featured is Ultrasint TPU01, a flexible powder validated for HP Multi Jet Fusion 52xx and 56xx series systems, aimed at footwear, orthotics and prosthetics, sports protection and industrial parts. On the filament side, the Ultrafuse range includes engineering grades, flexible TPUs and the soluble support material BVOH Pro for complex FFF geometries.
What is the injection molding demonstration?
The APSX-PIM V3 compact injection molding unit is planned to run live at 11:00 and 14:00 each day, subject to on-site confirmation. Two photopolymer routes are shown for the molds: Ultracur3D RG 3280, a ceramic-filled, stiff resin for heat-resistant rigid inserts where mechanical demolding is possible, and Ultracur3D xMOLD, a dissolvable printed mold for undercuts and complex geometries. The two routes need different tooling and demolding workflows.
What else is planned?
iAM Marketplace sponsors the official Formnext Party on Thursday 19 November from 18:00, which requires separate admission. The company offers free visitor ticket requests and complimentary drinks for visitors who register at the booth. Its ecosystem also lists an iAM Lab for independent testing, benchmarking and qualification.
