STAFFORD SPRINGS, CT – Nano Dimension is collaborating with TTM Technologies to open an AME NanoLab at TTM’s advanced manufacturing center here.

AME NanoLab@TTM will enable customers and researchers to experience the AME workflow in two steps, from design to final prototype. This network of labs will allow clients to take advantage of Nano Dimension’s DragonFly IV 3-D printer and FLIGHT software.

Experts will be on hand to work one-on-one with defense, aviation, aerospace, medical, advanced industrial, and research users to accelerate the development cycles for novel electronic products.

TTM owns and operates three Nano Dimension DragonFly systems at its advanced manufacturing center.

“3-D printed electronics are rapidly evolving, delivering a step-change in electronics manufacturing,” said Sean Patterson, president of Americas, Nano Dimension. “With this industry-leading partnership, we’re launching our first AME NanoLab Network site. Our goal is to align roadmaps, research, and development to support TTM and their original equipment manufacturers, which will provide a better understanding of their use cases and materials requirements. As a result, customers will now be able to more easily explore the 3-D space for Hi-PEDs, while also reducing environmental impact in electronics manufacturing.”
The AME NanoLab@TTM, and the launch of additional AME NanoLab Network sites in the future, will spearhead the ongoing development of new specifications related to IPC, mil-spec and automotive and will work toward creating new AME standards within the US.

“We are excited to have a NanoLab in our advanced manufacturing center,” said Phil Titterton, COO, TTM Technologies. “Our work with Nano Dimension’s equipment will complement our other efforts in additive electronics manufacturing, as well as our larger Industry 4.0 efforts at TTM.”

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