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German Company Develops 3D Printed Padding System for Explosive Ordnance Disposal Helmets - 3DPrinting.com

German Company Develops 3D Printed Padding System for Explosive Ordnance Disposal Helmets - 3DPrinting.com

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• German Company Develops 3D Printed Padding System for Explosive Ordnance Disposal Helmets March 11

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German manufacturing company RPM has developed a 3D-printed padding system for explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) helmets that replaces traditional foam materials with a lattice structure. The additively manufactured padding uses customizable lattice geometry to adapt mechanical properties like stiffness and damping behavior for different areas of the head. This design approach aims to improve protective performance while reducing weight and enhancing ventilation compared to conventional foam padding. The company manages both development and manufacturing of the padding components, which are produced on industrial 3D printing systems from Farsoon. These systems provide the process stability and repeatability required for safety-critical applications. RPM’s customer handles marketing of the
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