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Worlds Protect 3D Prints 13 End-Use Components for COVID-19 BreathalyzersUsing the Essentium High Speed Extrusion (HSE™) 3D Printing Platform and Essentium PA-CF and PLA, Worlds Protect was able to print end-use parts. Read More
Additive at Scale Creates an Asset Tracker in 60 Days Using Essentium TechnologyUsing the Essentium technology, Additive at Scale designed and manufactured 100 pilot units for an asset tracking solution for a multinational chemical company in just 60 days. Read More
VirTex Reduces Custom Fixture Costs By 99% With Essentium High Speed ExtrusionLearn how VirTex was able to reduce the cost and lead time for custom fixtures and increase its capability to support a scale-up for customer production. Read More
Printing Large Jigs and Fixtures in One PieceIn the mass manufacturing world, 3D printing is usually not used to make a finished piece. Rather, it is an enabling technology. Additive manufacturing is used to help other machines, robots and workers do their jobs better by creating lightweight yet durable jigs and fixtures that securely hold a tool or an unfinished part in place during the manufacturing process. Read More
3D Scanning for Optimal 3D Printing Results: How Additive Manufacturing Can Step in to Print Emergency Replacement PartsTechnological innovation in the U.S. military revolutionizes defense, response to natural disasters, and so much more but also creates unique challenges. Learn how 3D scanning combined with additive manufacturing can step in to print emergency replacement parts. Read More
9+ Materials for 3D Printed Fixtures and JigsJigs and fixtures are used in all kinds of manufacturing environments to make repeatable assembly processes more accurate, faster, and safer. Specialized tools like gauges, drill guides, masking templates, and cradles have been traditionally machined from metal. While materials like aluminum provides all the necessary qualities of strength, heat, and chemical resistance, it makes the jigs and fixtures heavy, expensive, and subject to long lead times to design and produce. Read More
