INDUSTRY Classic car restoration SECTOR Prototype and component printing OBJECTIVE Cut overheads on low-volume parts while maintaining quality APPROACH Use HP world-leading 3D printing technology to manufacture classic-car components durable
Additive manufacturing (AM) for full-scale production at the part quantities major automakers see is still a way off. However, General Motors sees that day coming, and is getting ready by seeking “pathfinder” additive manufactured parts that will allow the company to start facing and answering the questions that come from applying 3D printing for production.
In this case study, we follow RPG Industries as they successfully implement Markforged 3D printing technologies. Continue reading for more details.
Proteo is one of the first companies to have successfully implemented 3D printing, CAD modeling, and 3D scanning for lower limb prosthetics. The DuoSocket prosthetic marks the next stage in the development of the company’s products, with which Proteo hopes to completely revolutionize the creation of prosthetics on a global scale.
In this case study, AutoDesk joins forces with GoPrint3D, and Leeds University to tackle student’s design challenge by utilizing Fusion 360 for design, Markforged X7 for 3D printing, and PostPro3D for sealing.
This case study highlights the performance enhancement achieved on a complex handle of a portable high-precision drilling machine. The revolutionary drilling technology is used to drill holes in highly loaded aircraft structures making this manufacturing task more efficient. The ergonomic pneumatic handles were 3D printed by GoProto using HP Multi Jet Fusion Technology and post-processed with GoProto’s vapor smoothing technology PostPro3D by AMT.
This case study follows Synaptive Medical as they harness SOLIDWORKS solutions to swiftly develop their BrightMatter neurosurgical suite, enhancing precision in brain surgeries. From trajectory-centric planning to hands-free imaging, their growth
Steve Michon, President and Owner of Zero Tolerance, LLC has always been committed to investing in the highest performance technology to stay competitive and provide his customers with the best solutions. Using Eiger 3D printing software for slicing, storing and printing parts, each 3D printer is connected to a centralized, secure cloud network. In exchange for Markforged 3D printers, participating manufacturers such as Zero Tolerance will print parts for emergency aid, such as PPE, when called upon.
Invent Medical combines custom software with HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solutions to reinvent the production of orthotic and prosthetic devices.
Speeding up maintenance with 3D printed tools. The Royal Netherlands Air Force is the Netherlands’ guardian of the skies. Their fleet contains a wide range of helicopters, fighter jets, and
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