Formlabs, Inc

35 Medford st

MA 02143

United States

Cutting Costs & Lead Times for Composite Production With 3D Printed Molds & Patterns

Dec 31st, 1969

What You’ll Learn: The benefits of using 3D printing to produce composite parts Two step-by-step workflows for 3D printing patterns for composite mold-making Lessons from Panoz Racing, including specific design considerations and ROI examples

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Back by Popular Demand! 3D Printing on the Shop Floor: Finding 5 Opportunities for Additive

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Reducing Lead Times and Costs on the Factory Floor with 3D-Printed Jigs and Fixtures

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Reducing Lead Times and Costs on the Factory Floor with 3D-Printed Jigs and Fixtures

In this webinar, we’ll look at how companies leverage low cost, high-resolution desktop 3D printers to produce jigs and fixtures in-house, which minimizes cycle times, shortens supply chains and brings innovation closer to the production floor. We’ll also consider best practices, highlight material options and illustrate methods to make 3D-printed parts go further in a production environment.
What You’ll Learn:
- How to leverage the unique advantages of 3D-printing materials in manufacturing.
- The bottom-line benefits of producing jigs and fixtures in-house.
- How to take advantage of 3D-printing’s design freedom to build better jigs and fixtures.
- Real-world use cases and recommendations for your applications.