White Papers, Catalogs, Case Studies and Resources for Engineers and Professionals
3D printing is not only a valuable design and manufacturing methodology, but a cornerstone of rapid prototyping by providing the tools to streamline and enhance the product-creation process.
See how the Stratasys F123 Series addresses rapid prototyping pain points and learn how you can create better products faster and reduce time-to-market with a more efficient and productive workflow.
Rapid prototyping has become the standard concept in product development.
In certain areas, additive manufacturing and FDM Technology is a reliable alternative to conventional metal-cutting methods, like milling, turning, boring, etc., for many leaders in the automotive industry.
Learn how BMW uses FDM for manufacturing, and more specifically testing and producing jigs and fixtures. Read how BMW uses FDM for ergonomic improvements, production of complex and organic component shapes, reducing detail costs, streamlining production and more.
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You’ll get the best of additive manufacturing – minus the problems.
What if you could design the ideal structural part without any constraints, and use the freedom of complexity that metal 3D printing enables to make that part a reality? This webinar will showcase how 3D Systems printers enable better products through mass complexity. You will learn how 3D printing is being used to produce parts that are lighter weight, stronger, better performing and safer.
Together with solidThinking, a leading provider of design optimization software, we will feature real world customers who have designed radically better products that can only be made via additive manufacturing. David Anderson of Exact Engineering will share how he redesigned a critical aerospace bracket, reducing weight by an incredible 70%, even while making the part stiffer.
With over 40 years of experience manufacturing reactive and refractory metal components, MTI has expanded its expertise into 3D printing in advanced metals using 3D Systems’ Direct Metal Printing (DMP). With this technology, the MTI team are empowering very fast production of direct metal parts that cut costs and speed development for their customers.
When English Racing needed a redesigned oil pump gear very quickly for upcoming racetrack testing, they turned to Metal Technology, Inc. (MTI) and the ProX™ 300 Direct Metal Printer. Watch this webcast to understand how this key part was printed in metal and was flawlessly working on the racetrack just days later.
Join us for a can’t miss webinar on direct metal printing from 3D Systems, as we discuss what direct metal printing is, the applications and industries best suited for direct metal printing and the newest addition to our line-up, the ProX DMP 320. Also, hear from Bob Markley of 3rd Dimension Industrial 3D Printing, as he shares his first impressions and experiences with the latest printer after running it as a beta customer.
Watch the recorded webinar to learn how direct metal printing gives you complete design freedom and the boost your business needs to leap ahead of the competition.
Watch the on demand webinar to explore the ProJet® MJP 3600 Series 3D printers – offering a high capacity build volume of 298 x 183 x 203 mm and high resolution printing at 1600 DPI with exceptionally fast print speeds. The ProJet® MJP 3600 Series provide enhanced productivity to a wide range of prototyping, casting, rapid tooling and end-use part production needs.
Watch the recorded webinar to see what everyone’s talking about – the revolutionary ProJet® MJP 2500 Series – offering professional grade 3D printing capabilities with an affordable, office-friendly footprint, without compromising part fidelity or accuracy. Find out why the ProJet® MJP 2500 Series are the most efficient and high-performance 3D printers in their class.
Download the Deloitte whitepaper to learn how leveraging additive manufacturing processes early in your product development cycle can transform your design and manufacturing strategies and open up new business models. Get a jump-start on your additive manufacturing journey now and use this whitepaper to help you create an AM roadmap for your organization.
Many industries have already embraced the use of additive manufacturing for both direct and indirect tooling, including automotive, aerospace and defense, industrial products, consumer products and healthcare. Rather than viewing 3D printing as a replacement for tooling, consider it as a complementary process for the production of complex tools that can help your company reduce costs and get to market faster.
Download the Deloitte whitepaper to learn:
• Where additive manufacturing and tooling applications fit
• The benefits of integrating AM for tooling
• How applying AM to tooling fabrication improves the efficiency and effectiveness of supply chains and products
• Real examples of how companies have implemented AM technology and their resulting performance improvements