Customer Success Story: Cabin Management Solutions
Learn more about how aerospace companies are leveraging industry 4.0 technologies to innovate.
Learn more about how aerospace companies are leveraging industry 4.0 technologies to innovate.
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.
The guide will concentrate on printers and printing technologies best suited for manufacturing applications. There are several options for printers and materials that offer the strength and chemical resistance necessary for manufacturing environments. The primary uses for 3D printed parts for manufacturing are prototyping, tooling and fixtures, and low-volume end-use parts.
FX20 is Markforged’ss new flagship 3D printer – a machine that brings The Digital Forge platform and Continuous Fiber Reinforcement (CFR) technology to a new realm of parts, problems, and industries. Designed to tackle some of the most demanding manufacturing industries including aerospace, automotive, defense. FX20 is bigger, faster, and more sophisticated than any of Markforged’s other 3D printers. Whether your needs are tooling, prototypes, or production parts, FX20 is ready to push the bounds of additive manufacturing as we know it.
FX20 is the biggest, fastest, smartest printer in the Markforged lineup. Engineered to deliver maximum strength, accuracy, and consistency, FX20 produces mission-critical parts for the most demanding applications, from the factory floor to the skies and beyond. Replace long lead-time metals with high-temperature thermoplastics and continuous fiber reinforced composites? with FX20 and the cloud-connected, continuously learning Digital Forge platform, globally distributed production at the click of a button is now a reality
Vestas is a global leader in wind energy. With +151 Gigawatts (GW) of wind turbines in 86 countries, Vestas has installed more wind power than its competitors.
When it comes to alternative energy technology, wind turbines are easily the most recognizable. Towering at heights of 137 to 259 m (450 to 850 ft) with rotor diameter between 109-236 m (360-774 ft), they dominate their surroundings and are often visible for miles. If you?ve ever seen a wind turbine, chances are it was manufactured by Vestas.
CAD MicroSolutions is uniquely positioned to support our clients across Canada. Our team is dedicated to helping our customers ensure they are realizing the greatest value from their technology investment.
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