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Learn how manufacturers around the world are utilizing 3D printing for tooling and fixtures to reduce cost while accelerating the time to market new products.

From tooling inserts with cooling channels to lightweight structures for aerospace, any application that involves complex metal parts potentially benefits from metal 3D printing.

2022 marks the start of a new wave of changes and advances in the field of additive manufacturing that will redefine the wider manufacturing sector, helping it address some of its longest standing challenges

The large-format industrial 3D printer not only unlocks familiar applications on a larger scale but opens up a range of new uses and benefits for production-ready environments.

From futuristic concepts to creative hobbies to the new industrial revolution, 3D printing is a current and valuable technology in the manufacturing and design arena. 3D Printing often conjures up the image of a

Metal 3D printing has changed the landscape of manufacturing. This technology has opened up a range of possibilities for manufacturers. The technology could help to drive new product development strategies by enabling economical low-volume and on-demand production, innovative design possibilities, and of course, mass customization.

Talk to any manufacturer, and you will hear the same story, I can't get my part to make my products, or my product is stuck at the port, and I have no idea when to expect it. For the global manufacturers, supply chain issues present the biggest threat to productivity

Recently, countries around the world are facing a major shortage of aluminum that began at the start of the pandemic, which has led to steep price increases in aluminum. Since January 2021, aluminum prices have shot up by over 50%