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The Speed Myth: Perceptions vs. Reality

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The Speed Myth:

Perceptions vs. Reality

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FDM Technology

Who is Stratasys?

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Inkjet Technology

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Today’s Event

Host

Kim Killoran Stratasys, Inc.

Presenter

Todd Grimm

T. A. Grimm & Associates, Inc.

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The Speed Myth

Time ≠ constant

• Perceptions: misleading

• Speed: relative

• Variables: many

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The Speed Myth

Time ≠ constant

• Perceptions: misleading

• Speed: relative

• Variables: many

Goal = efficiency

Will cover

• Time for process

• Time (hands on)

• Time variables

• Time’s effect

• Time buckets

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Total Process Time

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Total Process Time

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Total Process Time

File prep

• Orient, support, slice

•Machine prep

• Load, warm up

•Build

•Wait

• Drain, cool, harden

•Post

• Clean, cure, remove, sand

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Automation

Manual vs. automated

• Resource demands

• Resource availability

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Automation

Manual vs. automated

• Resource demands

• Resource availability

Resource = you?

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Build Time

Time varies

• Presets

• Options

Presets vary with:

• Orientation

• Volume

• Surface area

• Footprint

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Build Time

Options

• Build style

• Layers, resolution

• Fill style, hatching

• Batching

• As needed

• Consolidated

• Orientation

• For quality

• As a solution

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0.00

10.00

20.00

30.00

40.00

50.00

Ho

urs

Consolidated Builds Individual Builds

Build Time

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Build Time

Options

• Build style

• Layers, resolution

• Fill style, hatching

• Batching

• As needed

• Consolidated

• Orientation

• For quality

• As a solution

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Time’s Effect on Time

Speed varies with age

• Some stable over time

• Others degrade

Examples

• Lasers and light sources

• Material degradation

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Time Buckets

Rapid response to emergency

• Good but not normal

Standard operating modes

• As needed

• Consolidated

Common operating periods

• 4-hour cycles

• 8-hour cycles

• 24-hour cycles

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Time Buckets

Rapid response to emergency

• Good but not normal

Standard operating modes

• As needed

• Consolidated

Common operating periods

• 4-hour cycles

• 8-hour cycles

• 24-hour cycles

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Time Buckets

Rapid response to emergency

• Good but not normal

Standard operating modes

• As needed

• Consolidated

Common operating periods

• 4-hour cycles

• 8-hour cycles

• 24-hour cycles

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8:00 a

5:00 p

8:00 p

Time Buckets

Rapid response to emergency

• Good but not normal

Standard operating modes

• As needed

• Consolidated

Common operating periods

• 4-hour cycles

• 8-hour cycles

• 24-hour cycles

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The Speed Myth

•Many variables; few generalizations

•Speed is relative

• No matter the speed, still faster than

conventional

•Know importance and influencers

•Remember: speed is just one criteria

“There's never seems to be enough time to do it

right the first time, but there's always enough

time to go back and do it again.”

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The Speed Myth

•Many variables; few generalizations

•Speed is relative

• No matter the speed, still faster than

conventional

•Know importance and influencers

•Remember: speed is just one criteria

“There's never seems to be enough time to do it

right the first time, but there's always enough

time to go back and do it again.”

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More Information

www.stratasys.com/speedmyth

• View Webinar on demand

• Downloads:

• Webinar slides

• “The Truth about Speed” white paper

• Speed calculation worksheet

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Questions?

More information: www.stratasys.com/speedmyth