National Laboratory dor Additive and Digital Manufacturing (MADiT)
Overview
ADiT promotes cutting-edge scientific research in the areas of engineering, (terrestrial and aquatic) biodiversity, paleontology and development of biomedical and medical equipment and processes through research, technological development and access to metal, wax and polymer additive manufacturing infrastructure as well as to vacuum casting systems, 3D digitization and X-ray Computed Tomography.
- To foster research and development in the field of additive manufacturing (materials, processes, applications, among others).
- To foster research and technological development using additive manufacturing technologies, 3D digitization and nondestructive testing in different fields of science.
- To provide services related to the activities of MADIT, and its infrastructure, to the Mexican industry.
- Additive manufacturing with different materials and technologies
- Vacuum casting
- Inspection by industrial computed tomography (non-destructive testing)
- Surface 3D scanning with different technologies
- Gas chromatography coupled to masses with pyrolyser for use in polymers
- Tridimensional structures in biomaterials
- Development of additive manufacturing-based processes
- Development of additive manufacturing-based applications
- Development of processes for the manufacture of cranio maxillofacial implants
- Development of mechatronic systems
- 3D digitization
- Computed tomography for inspection processes
- Fortus900mc
- Fortus400mc
- Objet500 Connex3
- PorX 320
- 3D Bioplotter
- Digital Wax 020X
- Projet 1200
- Tomógrafo Nikon Metrology XT H 225
- HandyScan 3D
- Go!Scan 3D
- Shimadzu GCMS-QP2010 SE
- Material extrusion. Additive manufacturing for the manufacture of parts and objects with thermoplastic materials.
- Material jetting. Additive manufacturing for the manufacture of parts and objects using photopolymerizable resins with color characteristics.
- Powder bed fusion. Additive manufacturing for the manufacture of parts and articles with metallic, thermoplastic or ceramic materials.
- Vat photopolimerization. Additive manufacturing for the manufacture of parts and objects using photopolymerizable resins with needs of resolution of up to 10 micrometers, including resins with wax-like characteristics.
- 3D scanning
- X-ray computed tomography
Contact
- Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
- Instituto de Ciencias Aplicadas y Tecnología
- National Laboratory dor Additive and Digital Manufacturing