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We'll explore the fascinating intersection of nature, science, and innovative design. We will introduce Turritap and its unique approach to revitalizing water using naturally occurring spirals. Our speaker, Cees Kamp, the founder of Turritap, a seasoned chemical engineer, who has dedicated years to perfecting this groundbreaking product, will dive into the story behind Turritap’s creation.
Spiralling patterns found throughout nature—from seashells to tree trunks—inspired the unique ceramic design of Turritap. We’ll explain how this design mimics the natural flow of water in streams, reviving its taste and feel in a way that no traditional water enhancer can achieve and how Nano Dimension’s Formatec was able to 3D Print this intricate design and provide its unique services to realize the goals posted by Turritap.
Formatec played a pivotal role in bringing Turritap's innovative ideas to life, enabling the transition from concept to reality with its advanced technical ceramics capabilities. Specializing in applications where conventional materials like metals or high-performance plastics fall short, Formatec provides essential support to industries such as medical, high-tech, and automotive. During the development of Turritap, the challenge was to create a ceramic design that could effectively replicate the natural flow of water. Thanks to Formatec's pioneering 3D printing technology and their expertise in producing high-quality prototypes and small initial series,
Turritap’s innovative water enhancement solution, developed with advanced ceramic 3D printing, was rapidly prototyped and refined thanks to Formatec’s expertise in injection molding and manufacturing. This collaboration enabled the creation of a unique, highly effective design.
This webinar promises to be an enlightening experience, shedding light on how Turritap is not just a product, but a revolution in water experience with the help of Formatec, and is intended for anyone, who is facing unique challenges in prototyping or designing complex concepts for real world applications.
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