Advertisement
Check these out next
Consumer level 3D printing and product safety
Oct. 5, 2015•0 likes•1,276 views
1 likes
Be the first to like this
Show More
views
Total views
0
On Slideshare
0
From embeds
0
Number of embeds
0
Download to read offline
Report
Devices & Hardware
With the ability to produce many products using a 3D printer, it raises a number of consumer product safety red-flags. They may use hazardous materials or print banned, or unsafe products.
Product Safety SolutionsFollow
Product Safety SolutionsAdvertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Recommended
3D printing and product safety slides i3dpcProduct Safety Solutions
3D printing and product safetyProduct Safety Solutions
Product safety pptPrateek Nigam
Product safetyPrateek Nigam
Ensure Product Safety and ReliabilityAccendo Reliability
PPPA Workshop Certification - 2016U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Consumer level 3D printing and product safety
- Consumer level 3D printing – what does it mean for product safety? Promoting consumer product safety in Australia and beyond . . .
- The democratisation of manufacturing © Product Safety Solutions 2
- © Product Safety Solutions 3 Anyone can design a product – but do they have product safety training?
- Making products safe requires research and knowhow © Product Safety Solutions 4
- © Product Safety Solutions 5 . . . unwittingly, or otherwise
- Creativity of 3D design and materials has many positives, but … © Product Safety Solutions 6
- Is it the right material for the job? © Product Safety Solutions 7
- No formal testing, so . . . How’s the quality? Is it safe? © Product Safety Solutions 8
- Spare part designs are increasingly available, but could you be . . . © Product Safety Solutions 9
- Designs can be varied . . . and unsafe accessories made and fitted © Product Safety Solutions 10
- White paper All these issues are discussed in a white paper - available free on the Product Safety Solutions website, along with a range of other materials on 3D printing productsafetysolutions.com.au
- Everyone needs to contribute to addressing the issues Please see the white paper’s recommendations and think about what you can do – now and into the future © Product Safety Solutions 12
- © Product Safety Solutions 13 You’re invited to share . . . Please share this slideshow, and any of our other resources on 3D printing and consumer product safety Thanks Gail Greatorex Director, Product Safety Solutions Melbourne, Australia
Editor's Notes
- Add text bubble from infographic above the image
- Add text bubble from infographic above the image Replace the image with the one from the infographic Nigel, could you pls separate the speech bubbles? I’d like to make the example bubble smaller
- Amended - OK
- Amended - OK
Advertisement