When it comes to leveraging the power of additive manufacturing, commonly known as 3D printing, having a versatile family of 3D printers is essential, but making the most out of what they can do is what matters. 3D printing has always been a perfect fit for rapid prototyping and will continue to serve this application very well. But the real beauty of 3D printing is that it removes the constraints associated with traditional manufacturing, providing a blank canvas upon which creative minds can develop new applications.
To help expand your knowledge of the potential of FDM technology, this white paper addresses six manufacturing applications typically associated with traditional production techniques including Jigs and fixtures, Composite tooling, Production parts, End-of-arm tooling (robotics), Sand casting, and Thermoforming.
This whitepaper will also show you how 3D printing can dramatically improve time and cost efficiency when compared with traditional production methods associated with these applications. Real-world examples are also provided to show that these aren’t just hypothetical scenarios. The companies highlighted in this white paper found a way to transform traditional manufacturing applications using FDM technology and bring their operation to a new level.
