3D printing by industry
From engineering to sales, what manufacturers ask of 3D printing, with clients we already work for.
Same printers, different orders
3D printing by industry means looking at the same technology through the buyer’s order: what engineering, the production line, sales and training in a given industry need to print.
A line fixture and an equipment scale model come off the same printers. What changes is how each one passes: one is measured at the bench, the other by what the team understands in a meeting. Whatever the industry, an order follows the same steps: see how it works.
The industry in detail
On the industry page, each front links to the service that handles the request, and the logos are clients we already work for there.
Automotive
Prototypes to check fit before tooling, jigs for the line, and scale models to sell and train with.
What each front asks for
- Engineering
- Component prototypes and assembly checks
- Production line
- Jigs, fixtures and spares in short runs
- Sales
- Equipment scale model for the customer’s desk
- Training
- Cutaway set for assembly and maintenance
Trade showThe scale piece goes to the booth instead of the real machine.
TrainingThe machine that cannot stop goes into the classroom, cut open.
Sales visitThe rep carries in a suitcase what would never fit in one.
Don’t see your industry here?
The printing is the same; the order is what changes. Tell us what the part needs to do, and the engineering review comes back within 24 business hours.
- FDM and SLA
- ±0.1 mm
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