By eliminating the need for hard tooling, the Studio System makes it easy for John Zink Hamworthy Combustion engineers to produce innovative new parts, reproduce parts for which tooling no longer exists and find creative solutions to improving their workflow.
Learn how APG has used their Studio System to produce a wide variety of parts including jigs, fixtures and end of arm tooling to help their manufacturing floor operate at full efficiency.
Using the Studio System, Innovative Plastics created mold cavities and cores in far less time - and at significantly less cost - than traditional methods.
Additive manufacturing allows service bureaus to extend the benefits of metal 3D printing - such as assembly consolidation, new levels of geometric freedom, and features like overhangs and internal channels - to their customers.
In my opinion Desktop Metal™ is at the forefront of additive manufacturing advancements, and I am looking forward to seeing what printer or technology they will come up with next.”
A leader in the production of automotive stamping dies, production stampings and welded assemblies for the automotive industry, Egar Tool and Die turned to the Studio System to meet customer demands, and to retool its own manufacturing lines quickly.
Learn about about Fiber™, the world’s first desktop 3D printer that uses micro automated fiber placement, to fabricate parts from industrial-grade composites reinforced with continuous carbon fiber tape.
Join Jonah Myerberg, Chief Technology Officer for Desktop Metal, as he talks about the Shop System, the world’s first metal binder jetting system designed for mid-volume manufacturing in machine shops.
