Reducing cost drivers is crucial for more efficient manufacturing of structural parts in the aviation sector. Digitalized manufacturing, especially additive techniques, allows multiple parts to be integrated into a single component, removing the need for assembly. Additionally, the traditional practice of storing spare parts, which ties up capital, is being replaced by on-demand production, eliminating unnecessary preliminary processes.
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Design for Additive Manufacturing with FDR
Fine Detail Resolution (FDR) functions like Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) but at a much greater level of precision.
10 Rules of Additive Manufacturing
Are you new to 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing (AM)?
Effectively Prepare and Validate your 3D Printing Process
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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Smart Fusion
This white paper showcases the principle of Smart Fusion, EOS’ qualification methodology and different applications and how this groundbreaking technology was used.
Support-Free Printing of Closed Impellers
There are a wide variety of applications that could potentially manage with fewer supports. In recent years, supportless building has enabled the development of applications…
Personalized Spinal Bracing Made Reality with Additive Manufacturing
Discover how additive manufacturing is transforming the medical device industry, particularly in the realm of spinal bracing. This video delves into the innovative 3D design…
The Ideal 3D Printer for your Lab Requirements
Explore the benefits of modern, scalable additive manufacturing with a user-friendly 3D printing solution designed to bring your ideas and designs to life quickly and…
Custom Bike Design with 3D Printing
Explore the revolutionary impact of 3D printing on custom bike design. Bike enthusiasts know the value of quality welds, dynamic suspensions, and low-maintenance features. In…