3D Printing for manufacturing is a spark for efficiency, accelerates prototyping to cutting lead times and costs of tooling to get to market faster. Additive manufacturing allows the production of Surrogate parts, prototyping, jigs and fixtures, tooling, injection moulding and end use parts to be produced rapidly, in short runs or as one-off parts. These are just some of the examples of what is possible by integrating 3D printing into your factory.
Due to Covid-19 proliferation, Graham saw an opportunity to adapt his products traditionally dedicated to the display market for the protection of people in direct contact with public. He needed to manufacture Covid-19 protection screens as quickly as possible to market to his clients.
View case studyWith over 150 breweries around the world, Heineken is one of the largest global producers of beer. Famous brands such as Cruzcampo, Desperados, Heineken, and Amstel.
View case studySnow Business uses Ultimaker to speed up its iterative R&D process, achieving significant cost savings along the way.
View case studySchubert uses 3D printing to deliver tools for its future-proof, high-performance packaging machines, making them even more versatile and easy to operate.
View case studyWe’re designing, 3D printing and testing medical components day and night to help hospitals. The protective face shield, intended to protect the wearer from disease and airborne contaminants, has been evaluated by 4 medical practitioners in both the UK and Germany in the last 3 days
View case studyExplore how Photocentric resin 3D printing is transforming ServiceSport UK's gym equipment manufacturing, delivering efficiency gains and cost savings. Witness real-world examples of bespoke 3D-printed components revolutionizing their performance.
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