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MakerVerse launches interactive Technology and Material Advisor

The digital tool provides instant access to finding the best-fitting additive manufacturing technology and material based on project needs

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To help users choose the right 3D printing material, MakerVerse, a leading platform for sourcing industrial parts, has launched its Technology and Material Advisor. With this free tool, users can instantly choose from more than 20 desired properties, such as high resolution, heat resistance, high yield strength, and more. After selecting the project requirements, the best-fitting materials for several additive manufacturing technologies are shown.

“Tools like this can assist users in focusing on their core strengths, which is innovating and creating,“ said Dr. Markus Seibold, CEO and Co-founder of MakerVerse. “We aim to relieve users of time-consuming challenges so that they can concentrate on developing new solutions and products. We take care of everything else.“

The Technology and Material Advisor offers material suggestions for both metals and polymers. It also provides access to data sheets for each material, showing detailed properties for nearly 40 different materials.

Making manufacturing easier

One of the challenges engineers and designers face is finding the best-fitting manufacturing method and material for each project. The Technology and Material Advisor is a valuable tool, but it’s just one way that MakerVerse offers to make manufacturing easier.

MakerVerse’s fully-vetted supply chain offers access to various manufacturing technologies, including CNC machining, injection molding, and many additive manufacturing methods. Each technology and material combination has its advantages and applications.

MakerVerse offers engineering expert services to make the selection process easier. These services aid with everything from DFaM guidance to end-to-end production support. Experienced in-house engineers help ensure the success of manufacturing projects.

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