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3D Scanning, Reverse Engineering & Rapid Prototyping
Automotive Prototypes – Large-Scale & High Accuracy
The automotive industry has found a way to benefit from 3D printing by using it in the production of hundreds high quality, tailor-made and highly customized parts and products. In this quick project, we demonstrated how we produced a 3D printed a bellhousing...
Producing Electronic Enclosures on Industrial 3D Printers
3D Printing plays a big role in the development process of electronics and computers.Design Quality of Hardware for Electronics One of our clients wanted to print a CPU enclosure on their consumer 3D printer at home, but the results were not good due to warping and...
Creaform Kickstarting Quality Control Processes on Italian Hypercars using 3D Scanning
Built to perfection, Pagani Automobili combines beauty and attention to detail with the best racing technology.At first, an unusual feeling of quietude rests on the racetrack, but this temporary peace is just asking to be disturbed. Leaning against the railing, you...
Expanding Markforged Versatility – Smooth TPU 95A
Markforged has launched a brand-new type of thermoplastic polymer called Smooth TPU 95A. This flexible and functional part can be used for things like drive belts or protective coverings plus more!The global supply chain has been struggling with the production of...
eBook Download – Future of 3D Design & Manufacturing
There's never been a better time to utilize such innovative and advanced tools for companies that have any manufacturing processes involved in their business.It has been proven that 3D Scanning and 3D Printing technologies in combination can not only generate more...
How to Smooth Your 3D Prints in 6 Simple Steps
3D prints typically all come out showing a hint of layer lines, but now a totally smooth surface finish is possible with the introductions of acetone 3D print smoothing. What is it? One of the many things that fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printers lack is a...