China3D printingNet November 11th, Ding Tool is a paint-free dent repair (PDR) tool manufacturer based in South Dakota, with SLA/DLP 3D printingExpert B9Creations teamed up to launch a series of new3D printingCar dent repair tool.
PDR is a method of removing tiny dents from the car body. Ding Tool’s new PDR tool is applying for a patent and will be unveiled at SEMA, an automotive professional product trade event held in Las Vegas from November 5th to 8th.
These new tools use B9Creations3D printingCompared with the traditional PDR technology, it has significant advantages and the dent repair speed is faster. “Even if this tool is handed over to new technicians, their speed will increase by 20% to 30%,” explains Duane Langenfeld, founder of Ding Tool.
“I use these3D printingThe tool repaired 10 dents in 30 seconds. “
3D printing“Snap!” PDR tool. Picture: Ding Tool
use3D printingUpdate paint-free dent repair technology
Common PDR technology uses metal rods or body picks to push out the dents from the underside of the body panel. Since its invention in 1960, the PDR tool industry has relied on this restriction technology, which only provides a single point of contact with the vehicle.
Duane Langenfeld, located in Rapid City, South Dakota, has been using PDR to repair vehicles since 1994. With extensive experience in the industry, Langenfeld realized that PDR tools were inefficient. In order to find a solution that may provide higher output for his PDR workshop, Langenfeld developed his own process to provide more points of contact with the vehicle, and established Ding Tool in 2018 to convert his ideas from the concept Used in tool production.
To helpLangenfeldRapid prototyping tool, Ding Tool cooperates with the local B9Creations located in South Dakota, the company is DLP 3D printingManufacturer of machine B9 core series.Since initially working with the company, Lagenfeld has been able to convert its design into a prototype and production in a short period of timeUse tool. The final PDR tool used was Rugged of B9Creations released by the company in February 2019
0 Comments for “Ding Tool and B9Creations collaborate to launch a new car dent repair 3D printing tool”