Techmer PM, a supplies design agency, has been inducted as the primary supplies provider in Purdue College’s Composites Additive Manufacturing and Simulation (CAMS) Consortium. The Composites Manufacturing and Simulation Middle (CMSC), residence of the CAMS consortium at Purdue, is famend for its experience in manufacturing, simulation, and characterization of composite supplies. This new partnership by way of the CAMS consortium will foster innovation and sustainability in supplies sciences by bringing collectively top-tier researchers, trade leaders, and tutorial establishments.
“We’re honored to affix Purdue College’s CAMS Consortium and collaborate with a number of the brightest minds in supplies science and additive manufacturing,” stated Mike McHenry, CEO of Techmer PM. “The worth this partnership will convey to our prospects is critical. We intention to proceed driving transformative adjustments in serving our prospects.”
Techmer PM has been on the forefront of the plastics trade and is thought for its cutting-edge analysis and improvement initiatives. The corporate’s portfolio contains a variety of high-performance supplies designed to fulfill the evolving wants of varied sectors. By becoming a member of CAMS, Techmer PM goals to leverage collective experience, like Purdue College’s ADDITIVE3D simulation, to speed up the event of supplies for LFAM.
“Techmer PM and the CMSC workforce have a long-standing relationship, and we’re thrilled to welcome them into the CAMS consortium. Their observe report of excellence and dedication to sustainability aligns completely with our mission. We sit up for attaining nice issues with this partnership,” stated Dr. Eduardo Barocio, Director of Additive Manufacturing.
“The ADDITIVE3D simulation information gives a exceptional baseline and gives the power to make correct machine-specific materials playing cards. Via this distinctive partnership, we are going to broaden our materials card portfolio to streamline customers’ processes, lowering the variety of iterations wanted to print a component efficiently – finally saving money and time whereas accelerating velocity to market,” stated Jenna Hunt, Enterprise Growth Supervisor for Additive Manufacturing at Techmer PM.
The CAMS consortium will profit from Techmer PM’s intensive experience and technological developments, significantly in recycling applied sciences, and the way that may be utilized to LFAM. Techmer PM and Purdue College will mix physics and chemistry to create strong, tuned supplies optimized for LFAM whereas offering training, validated simulation instruments, supplies characterization, and greatest practices within the trade.
