Project description
Enhancing the 3D-printing supplies through innovation
The additive manufacturing market is being evolved at a fast pace adopting new methods and new products with competitive advantages. Within this context, after having adapted fine ceramic nanopowder so that it can be used on desktop printers already available on the market, NANOE SME will contribute further at high-quality additive manufacturing resources. Through the EU-funded ZETAMIX project, NANOE will launch the first range of ready-to-use ceramic filaments that can be used with common desktop 3D printers worldwide. The innovative product will offer a solution for quick, low-cost printing of high-quality technical ceramics in small series, at any time. ZETAMIX will focus initially on the market segments of automotive, aeronautics and energy and afterwards on broader international markets.
Objective
NANOE is an SME evolving on the Ceramic Engineering market for 10 years, as a manufacturer of ready-to-sinter and high-purity nanopowders for the industry. NANOE innovated on that market by allowing its clients to use its powders in a standard production process, by resolving difficulties linked to powder’s fineness. With the development of a complete range of ceramic materials and high industrial production capacities, NANOE rapidly succeeded in increasing its turnover. To further increase its development, NANOE diversified its activities on the Additive Manufacturing (AM) market, where the only commercialized Ceramic printers, based on stereolithography and binder-jetting technologies, stay complex to use and costly. Instead of adapting printers to the production of specific raw-materials, NANOE adjusted Ceramics’ binding formulation, so that it can be used on desktop printers already available on the market. ZETAMIX will be the first range of ready-to-use ceramic filaments that can be used with common desktops 3D printers worldwide. Thanks to ZETAMIX, industrials will be able to print quicker high-quality technical ceramics in small series, at any time and for an entry-price of €10 000. NANOE commercialized a first version of its ZETAMIX filaments, which is currently produced at a laboratory-scale and tested within some companies. Thanks to its numerous competitive advantages, its unique approach, its existing network of resellers and the recognition of its brand, NANOE should rapidly expand on the technical materials for AM market. NANOE will first target the markets segments of automotive, aeronautics and energy and rapidly expand on international markets. NANOE still have to solve technical challenges regarding filaments’ facility of use and parts quality. These developments will be financed in the frame of SME instrument Phase 1, with the objective to become the worldwide leader in technical materials’ 3D printing for the industry within the next 5 years.
Fields of science (EuroSciVoc)
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- engineering and technology mechanical engineering manufacturing engineering subtractive manufacturing
- engineering and technology mechanical engineering vehicle engineering aerospace engineering aeronautical engineering
- engineering and technology mechanical engineering manufacturing engineering additive manufacturing
- engineering and technology materials engineering ceramics
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H2020-EU.2.3. - INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP - Innovation In SMEs
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SME-1 - SME instrument phase 1
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(opens in new window) H2020-EIC-SMEInst-2018-2020
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91160 BALLAINVILLIERS
France
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