Transforming Your Manufacturing Floors with Additive Innovation

Taking the leap into additive manufacturing (AM) integration is not merely a change in technology; it’s a transformation that demands intricate planning and strategic thinking. Beginning in-house AM production is a comprehensive shift in your manufacturing paradigm that allows your engineering and product design teams to reimagine how they deliver applications.  

Follow along as our expert team maps out the key considerations of this transformative journey. From conducting supply chain integration to cybersecurity and data management, let us guide your team from prototype to AM production.

Is Your Facility Ready for Industrial 3D Printing? 

Whether you have made the decision to purchase an industrial 3D printer or are still weighing the pros and cons, the requirements of an AM system installation need to be considered. Learn how to best prepare for an industrial 3D printer and maximize team training before your system delivery date with the new Facility Readiness eGuide.  

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Incodema3D’s AM Fleet Grows to 28 EOS Systems

Incodema3D is one of the largest AM manufacturers in North America, operating near 90% production utilization. With a need for the fastest and most reliable system on the market, they turned to the EOS M 300-4. Read more about Incodema3D’s AM fleet below. 

Can Additive Manufacturing Fix the Supply Chain?

The global supply chain lacks resiliency, as seen from COVID, natural disasters and conflict. AM offers a ray of hope for reestablishing a secure supply chain rooted in domestic manufacturing. Explore the four main benefits 3D printing can provide for supply chain woes. 

AM Enables a 5x More Efficient Air Chiller 

In collaboration with MT Aerospace AG, justairtech refined its chiller prototype design with EOS technology and achieved five times more efficiency with 80% lower electricity consumption. Read more in our new 3D printing stories blog.  

How Wilson is Reinventing the Basketball 

Dr. Nadine Lippa, Innovation Manager at Wilson Sporting Goods, shares the journey behind the Airless Gen1 Basketball in the new VoxelMatters Consumer eBook. Pick up on page 28 to learn more about Wilson’s overall vision for the use of 3D printing. 

New Episode: An All-Star Space Roundtable

Additive Snack podcast ventures into the final frontier with a space roundtable and star-studded panel in new episode featuring Paul Gradl from NASA, Myles Keefer from Rocket Lab, Advenit Makaya from European Space Research and Technology Centre of the European Space Agency, and Eliana Fu from TRUMPF.  

Listen in as they discuss the advancements and acceleration of space exploration and AM. They discuss material science in outer space, recent launches, major space player accomplishments, and more.