Listen in on a conversation with the largest medical device brands in the U.S. on how they're using B9Creations additive manufacturing technology, how it has changed the way they design, how to bridge from prototyping to production, and where additive is headed next.
The B9 Core Series: Printing the Unprintable
Kevin Herrera is a Senior Engineer in Advanced R&D at Johnson & Johnson, specializing in cardiovascular medical devices. In this video, he explains the difficulty he faced when trying to 3D print a complex 2 x 2 x 4 mm part, representative of a catheter component, that failed on various 3D printers. He sent the part to B9Creations expecting the same result, however, it came out perfectly, and Kevin received his part the next day! Now, he’s getting this type of part in minutes on their multiple commercial and custom B9 Core Series 3D printers in-house.
How the Largest Medical Device Company in the U.S. is Overcoming Obstacles With the B9 Core Series
Scott Tuominen is the Senior Principal Design Technician at the largest medical device manufacturer in the United States. With the B9 Core Series 3D printer, he’s getting parts with microscale features that weren’t possible before – and turning them around in an hour!
Ease of Use That Allows Production Lines to Continue Regardless of Circumstance
Ben Loomis has served in the Research and Development Engineering Department for one of the world’s largest medical device brands since 1998. He now utilizes rapid prototyping to produce functional devices for Human Factors evaluations. In this video, he tells a story about the several challenges he’s overcome with the B9 Core Series 3D printer.
Watch the full webinar now to find out what engineers like you are saying about B9Creations ultra-precision additive manufacturing solutions!
