Fraunhofer IGCV develops digital process chain for plastic components manufactured by additives in the POLYLINE project

At the beginning of March, the POLYLINE project was launched, bringing together 15 industrial and research partners from Germany to develop a next-generation digitalized production line. This is intended to be used to produce plastic components for the automotive industry.

The Fraunhofer Institute for Casting, Composite and Processing Technology IGCV brings to this project its many years of expertise in additive order processing. Within the framework of POLYLINE, scientists at the Augsburg Institute are developing a digital process chain for plastic components manufactured by using additives. In the area of component cleaning or finishing, the focus is on technical cleanliness. To this end, the Institute is developing cleaning process chains with which procedural gaps can be closed. In addition, resource efficiency and product quality can be increased by ensuring technical cleanliness.

Schematic representation of a laser-sintering production line
© G. Katsimitsoulias, Fraunhofer IML
Schematic representation of a laser-sintering production line

You can read about the contribution of the Fraunhofer IGCV to the POLYLINE project here.
General information about the project and the project partners can be found at www.eos.info/polyline.

Pictures in print quality are available on request.

Last modified: