Surface filters: Made better with additive manufacturing

Filters are used in many applications to remove contaminants from a fluid or granular mixture. Whether these contaminants are rust or dirt in a fuel line, molten steel before casting, or just coffee grinds in your morning brew, the general objectives and mechanisms are the same: to block particles of size while minimizing disruption of the flow that carries them.

In this nTop Live, Yuki Okada, Technical Marketing Engineer at nTop, shows you how to create a workflow to design multiple iterations of a surface filter. His reusable workflow applies fully controllable perforating patterns of different shapes to any surface filter geometry.

Watch and learn how to:

• Create a reusable workflow to apply perforation patterns in nTop
• Use Field-Driven Design to control essential design parameters
• Apply custom perforation patterns on any filter geometry

Check out the blog “How to Design High-Performance Filters for Additive Manufacturing” here!