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New Stratasys F3300 Significantly Boosts PADT’s 3D Printing Services Efficiency and Capability | |
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We love it when a big truck shows up in PADT’s back parking lot, especially when there is a big crate inside. New equipment has arrived! On this particular April morning, the truck was dropping off PADT’s brand-new Stratasys F3300 Industrial Additive Manufacturing system. Everyone said the same thing, “It is so big.” In fact, it just fit inside the truck, and we had to use all of our forklift skills to get it through the door.
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Simulating Enforced Motion in Ansys Mechanical Structural Dynamics Problems | |
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Back in engineering school, most of us studied the classical dynamics solution for a harmonic oscillator subject to a base motion. There are four different ways to model this situation in Ansys Mechanical, and PADT's Alex Grishin has created a tutorial to show how to do the first two using base excitation and the large mass method.
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PADT’s Dave Dietrich Featured on 3DPOD Podcast | |
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Episode 194 of the 3DPOD podcast featured PADT’s very own Director of Hardware Sales and Support, Dave Dietrich. The fantastic interview with Joris Peels of 3DPrint.com and Maxwell Bogue of WobbleWorks took Dave on a walk down memory lane before digging deep into what PADT is up to these days and his view on the state of the Additive Manufacturing ecosystem.
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Honeywell’s HTF7000 Surpasses 10 Million Flight Hours and 20 Years of Service | |
The first HTF7000 engines entered service in 2004 on the Bombardier Challenger 300. The engines also power the Challenger 350 and 3500; Gulfstream G280; Cessna Citation Longitude; and Embraer Legacy 450/500 and Praetor 500/600. Many of PADT's employees worked on HTF7000 and Ansys was heavily used in the design and subsequent upgrades.
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Ping Reasess Easy-to-hit G730 irons deliver more distance, maximum forgiveness | |
PING introduced the G730 iron, a distance-delivering, high-launching design engineered with score-lowering forgiveness and consistency. The golf equipment company is a long term user of advanced simulation and additive manufacturing tecnologies.
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Featured Products and Services | |
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Ansys Rocky is the industry-leading discrete element method (DEM) software used for simulating the motion of granular and discontinuous material. Rocky is uniquely capable to models real particle shapes including any solids, 2D shells, and rigid and flexible fibers. The simulations are fast and accurate. With multi-graphics processing unit (GPU) solver technology, you can simulate the behavior of different shaped and sized particles in many industrial applications.
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3D Printer
Stratasys J850
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Design and creativity have no limits. Now, with the Stratasys J8 Series, the same is true for 3D prints.
Our tried and tested technology simplifies the entire design process, streamlining workflows so you can spend more time on what matters – creating, refining and designing the best product possible, incorporating true Color, Material, Finish (CMF) properties.
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Services
Product Development
| PADT's Product Development team enables world changing product innovation. We start with engineering fundamentals, add in customer specifications, leverage our in-house design, simulation, test, and manufacturing, and tie it all together with flexible project management to bring your innovation to life. | |
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Albuquerque, NM
05/07/2024 | 10;30 AM - 2:30 PM
National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
601 Eubank Blvd, SE, Albuquerque, NM
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05/13/2024 | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
PADT Headquarters
7755 S Research Dr, Suite 110, Tempe, AZ 85284
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Tucson, AZ
05/16/2024 | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
PADT Headquarters
7755 S Research Dr, Suite 110, Tempe, AZ 85284
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A portion of a suite in PADT's building is becoming available this summer. 3,800 sqft of office and lab located in the ASU Research Park in Tempe.
- 3,808 sqft in 5,640 sqft suite,
- PADT owned building
- 10 ft ceiling in offices & halls
- 15 ft ceiling in bay
- 10 x 12 garage door at grade level
- ESD flooring in lab areas
- 765 sqft Assembly room/lab space
- Lab is upgradeable to clean room
- Cox fiber internet to building
- 480/277 V 3PH Power
- Fully Air Conditioned
- SRP Power
- Ample Parking
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All Things Ansys Podcasts | |
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Flownex 2024 brings numerous enhancements and innovative tools. One of the key highlights is the introduction of tools that streamline the transfer of Mechanical results to Flownex, enabling precise fluid temperature profiling. Additionally, this release includes improvements for seamless project change management, generating Word reports, digitizing charts, and much more!
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The Latest Definition from PADT's 3D Printing Glossary | |
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Synonyms: Freeform Fabrication
The creation of solid parts directly from a computer model without the need for any molds or forms. Additive manufacturing is a subset of solid freeform fabrication where the material is added and no substantive processes are used.
Sometimes referred to as only Freeform Fabrication.
Categories: Manufacturing Term
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