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    13th International Tooling Conference - Tooling 2025

    24–26 Mar 2025
    Grand Hotel Trento Piazza Dante
    Europe/Vienna timezone

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    Keynote Session

    25 Mar 2025, 09:00
    Grand Hotel Trento Piazza Dante

    Grand Hotel Trento Piazza Dante

    P.za Dante, 20, 38122 Trento TN, Italy

    Conveners

    Keynote Session

    • Harald Leitner

    Keynote Session

    • Massimo Pellizzari (University of Trento, Dpt. Industrial Engineering)

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    1. 62. Trends and developments in HPDC-tooling
      Mr Peter Hofer-Hauser (Montanuniversität Leoben, Chair of Casting Technology)
      25/03/2025, 09:00
      Tool materials with higher performance
      Keynote - Highlight

      High-Pressure Die-Casting is the most important process in light-metal casting for mass production especially in the automotive sector. The process is well established for a wide range of components all over the vehicle from engine and drive train components over gear boxes and electronic housing to body in white components and subframes. Due to recent trends and legal restrictions the...

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    2. 61. Sustainable production and service behaviour of extra-large die casting dies
      Mr John Stokes (IDRA S.R.L., General Manager)
      25/03/2025, 09:25
      Tool materials with higher performance
      Keynote - Highlight

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    3. 67. Additivemanufacturing for tooling at SECO
      Dr Ingemar Bite (Seco Tools, R&D Manager )
      25/03/2025, 09:50
      Additive manufacturing of tools
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    4. 41. Research and development program as a solution for competitiveness of the Brazilian toolmaking sector
      Dr Ana Paola Villalva Braga (Institute for Technological Research)
      26/03/2025, 09:30
      lmprovements in efficiency
      Keynote - Highlight

      Since 2019, the Brazilian government has been implementing programs to develop the automotive supply chain. One of these programs, entitled "More Competitive Brazilian Toolmakers", seeks to overcome the challenges faced by toolmakers with low productivity and technological lag. The main objective is to train the tooling chain for automotive products, seeking to achieve global competitiveness....

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