Bond3D leads the advent of the fourth generation of 3D printed PEEK polymer spinal cages which combines the advantages of all previous generations.

What to take into consideration to print functional parts? During our webinar, our Marc Kunst (Manager Sales & Business Development) talked about the four key factors to successfully use 3D printed polymer parts as functional components.

As a precision engineer, HenkJan van der Pol likes to apply the well-known design principles of Wim van der Hoek and Rien Koster.

MANUNET supports innovation-driven, close-to-market research and development projects in manufacturing. Bond3D is excited to join this network of innovative companies in Europe.

Nowadays, almost any material can be printed and a high-performance thermoplastic polymer like PEEK cannot be left behind. However, due to the high viscosity in the molten state and the anisotropy of conventionally printed products, printing high-quality PEEK products is a challenge.

In 2005, HenkJan van der Pol won the first Ir. A. Davidson Award, in recognition of his precision technology at Demcon. He likes to come up with elegant solutions for mechatronic challenges.