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Several years ago,\u00a0Kirby Morgan\u00a0began researching additive-manufacturing technology to advance its dive helmets with components that are light, durable and comfortable. As part<\/a> of this process, Pete Ryan, engineer at Kirby Morgan, part<\/a>nered with Diversified Plastics, Inc. (DPI), to manufacture part<\/a>s for one of their newest dive helmet models via the company\u2019s Acceleration Station.<\/p>\n

Founded in 1966, Kirby Morgan designs and manufactures high quality underwater breathing equipment. Lightweight and comfortable, the company\u2019s dive helmets are used for commercial application<\/a>s, such as offshore oilrig installation and maintenance as well as inspection and repair on hydroelectric dams and ships.<\/p>\n

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In addition to part<\/a>s produced by DPI using their Acceleration Station additive-manufacturing services, some components for the helmet were 3D printed at Kirby Morgan with two other processes. DPI\u2019s Acceleration Station is powered by the Carbon\u00ae Digital Light Synthesis (DLS) process.<\/p>\n

The Acceleration Station\u2019s engineering and production teams work closely with customers to save time and money by optimizing part<\/a>s for digital manufacturing. Design for additive manufacturing can reduce component pieces or make previously unmanufacturable part<\/a>s possible, such as lattices and complex geometries. Central to DPI\u2019s Acceleration Station, the Carbon DLS process offers customers production-quality end-use part<\/a>s without the added time and cost of tooling. Up to 100 times faster than traditional additive methods, the DLS process and can produce low- to mass-production quantities. Part<\/a>s are produced from a wide selection of materials that can be customized for mechanic<\/a>al properties, surface finish and stability. Product customization and variable product marking are also possible.<\/p>\n

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Instead of using traditional foam pads, DPI produced seven 3D printed lattice compression pads that are incorporated on the inside of the helmet. The pads have an integrated surface skin and lattice compression zones that vary in density based on where the pads sit on the diver\u2019s head \u2014 maximizing comfort.<\/p>\n

In the initial stages of the project, DPI utilized a variety of software application<\/a>s to develop the variable-density lattice structure and integrated outer skin. A member of the Carbon Production Network, DPI part<\/a>nered with the Carbon team to complete print scripts modified to accommodate the cost needs of the customer.<\/p>\n

Using Carbon\u2019s EPU40 resin, DPI produced over 20 design iterations for testing. This process accelerates development, allowing new designs to efficiently be additive-manufactured and ready for testing the next day.<\/p>\n

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<\/i> Author:\u00a0Davide Sher<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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