Standard hip joint socket
Medical technology & dentistry
TruPrint
Titanium
Additive manufacturing
This showcase demonstrates different hip joint socket lattice designs that can be printed with high detail resolution on the TruPrint machines. By preheating to 500 °C, the number of support structures can be reduced to an absolute minimum. This allows the components to be stacked, thereby enabling mass production by reducing material costs and shortening production cycles.
Stacked hip joint sockets made of titanium, thanks to 500 °C preheating
Finest lattice structures: conformal, randomly closed, random, unit cell, Voronoi
Mass production
High level of detail accuracy
Material savings
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Facts & figures about the example part
Material: Ti6Al4V ELI
Constructed with: Materialise
Created by: TRUMPF
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