Industry: Oil & Gas
Who: Erdos Miller is a leading producer of Measurement While Drilling (MWD) devices. The company is in the oil and gas industry
Challenge: Erdos Miller needed a material for precision tooling parts used in the calibration of Measurement While Drilling (MWD) devices.
The primary goal was to find a material that could:
Solution: Erdos Miller replaced PEEK and CF nylon with Tullomer filament, a high-performance polymer known for its temperature resistance and mechanical strength. Using an in-house Bambu Lab X1E 3D printer and Z-Polymers’ slicing profile, they were able to produce parts with 50% infill, using only 6 grams of filament per part.
Results:
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