Automotive 3D Printing For The Assembly Line
A recent case study reminds us that industrial 3D printing doesn’t just mean large industrial equipment.
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A recent case study reminds us that industrial 3D printing doesn’t just mean large industrial equipment.
Additive manufacturing is becoming a key part of supply chain strategy.
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When investing in new industrial 3D printing equipment, a common concern is ROI -- it turns out that return on investment can be as fast as 90 days.
It’s not a new idea, but it is still not done widely: using 3D printers onsite in manufacturing processes to increase productivity, safety and speed.
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