by Sajir Sufaid | Dec 22, 2022 | Additive Manufacturing, Immensa-Blogs
A subset of additive manufacturing, powder bed fusion (PBF) is a 3D-printing technology that utilizes a high-energy power source to fuse powder material in order to construct a three-dimensional object. The heat source is directly applied to specific areas of a powder...
by Sajir Sufaid | Sep 8, 2022 | Additive Manufacturing, Digital Warehousing, Immensa-Blogs
Opportunities for applied additive manufacturing in the energy sector: a case study Before the COVID-19 pandemic shocked the supply chains of various industries across the world, supply chains were organized according to where original equipment manufacturers (OEMs)...
by Sajir Sufaid | Oct 31, 2019 | Additive Manufacturing, Immensa-Blogs
2019: Immensa Technology Labs (Immensa), the UAE’s leading Additive Manufacturing (AM or 3D printing) company, has joined Shell, Equinor, BP, Total, Rolls Royce Marine, TechnipFMC, Kongsberg, IMI Plc and Vallourec as part of the Joint Innovation Programs (JIP) that...
by Sajir Sufaid | Mar 21, 2019 | Additive Manufacturing, Immensa-Blogs
Metal additive manufacturing is one of the fastest growing sectors of manufacturing during the last decade. Although more work is ahead in terms of machining speed, costs, build volumes & availability of commercial materials, few of its benefits may summarise as...
by Sajir Sufaid | Feb 2, 2019 | Additive Manufacturing, Immensa-Blogs
Description: The use of 3D Printing in manufacturing has grown rapidly over the past few years. However, because 3D printing is an exciting method of manufacturing it doesn’t necessarily mean it makes sense to use in every business. 3D PRINTING IS THE FOUNDATION OF...
by Sajir Sufaid | Nov 19, 2018 | Additive Manufacturing, Immensa-Blogs
Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) provides Oil & Gas companies with the power to transform how parts are created and optimized. Numerous companies in Oil & Gas have ventured into AM with promising success. Immensa’s team of engineers works closely with...
