In the highly competitive consumer products industry, Additive Manufacturing improves product development, speeds up time-to-market, and helps keep new devices under wraps until launch.
Timing can be as important as the idea itself. In an ever-changing market landscape, retailers and consumer-oriented industries must adapt to evolving consumer demands and industry trends in an agile way to remain competitive. At Objective 3D, we provide 3D printing solutions to help you blaze through prototyping and low-volume production.
Turn great ideas into successful products faster than ever before by embracing rapid prototyping.
3D printing makes it fast and cost-effective to vary designs for fit, performance, or aesthetics tailored to the requirements of consumers.
Additive manufacturing helps maintain confidentiality and avoid IP theft by keeping sensitive designs in-house until you’re ready to unveil your product.
The triple requirements of attractive design, functionality, and getting products to market faster, is no longer a challenge thanks to concept modeling with 3D printing. (Learn more)
Producing prototypes like sporting goods and toys that require a combination of rigid and flexible materials, is now possible thanks to 3D printing. (Learn more)
For low-volume tooling and durable end-use parts, FDM technology works with production-grade materials, including high-performance thermoplastics like PC and ULTEM 9085. (Learn more)
This technology produces ultra-detailed prototypes, molds and even production parts incorporating smooth rigid, transparent and flexible materials. (Learn more)
Turn great ideas into successful products faster than ever before by embracing rapid prototyping.
3D printing makes it fast and cost-effective to vary designs for fit, performance, or aesthetics tailored to the requirements of consumers.
Additive manufacturing helps maintain confidentiality and avoid IP theft by keeping sensitive designs in-house until you’re ready to unveil your product.
The triple requirements of attractive design, functionality, and getting products to market faster, is no longer a challenge thanks to concept modeling with 3D printing. (Learn more)
Producing prototypes like sporting goods and toys that require a combination of rigid and flexible materials, is now possible thanks to 3D printing. (Learn more)
For low-volume tooling and durable end-use parts, FDM technology works with production-grade materials, including high-performance thermoplastics like PC and ULTEM 9085. (Learn more)
This technology produces ultra-detailed prototypes, molds and even production parts incorporating smooth rigid, transparent and flexible materials. (Learn more)
Thule, a lifestyle company that produces bike racks, jogging strollers, luggage and other goods, shares their prototyping experience with Nylon 12CF material.
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Watch VideoAdditive Manufacturing has been an asset to the consumer goods industry. Products and prototypes can be designed, adjusted, and manufactured faster, leading to lower lead times, cheaper manufacturing costs, and higher profit margins.
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