Now that additive manufacturing polymers are being created for real world applications, issues such as temperature resistance, tolerances and robustness are no longer concerns. Polymer parts are lighter, making the robot more energy efficient and cheaper to run.
Following a manufacturing technology and process-agnostic approach means that, as an engineering and manufacturing business, we are unbiased towards the use of any specific technologies to solve your manufacturing problems.
Currently, the lattice structures that offer the solutions to thermoregulation, bulk and those fatigue issues can only really be produced through 3D printing. But additive manufacturing means so much more, from customisation to impact optimisation.
Multi Jet Fusion Applications in Automotive Engineering
The cost of additive manufacturing (AM) reduces daily. By eradicating the tooling component, production cycles are truncated and more cost effective. Roadblocks are reducing. What do you need to do to drive a seamless step from
We are now seeing a sharp uptick in acceptance and application for 3D printing for production. In this article, we explore the benefits of 3D printing for production with HP’s Multi Jet Fusion, or MJF, technologies.
Infographic: Getting your MJF 3D Printing for Production designs right first time
Paragon AM Technologies, the additive manufacturing division of Paragon Rapid Technologies Limited, is delighted to be given Production Professional status within HP's prestigious Digital Manufacturing Network.
Materials Spotlight: SOMOS Taurus for SLA 3D Printing
Materials Spotlight: SOMOS WaterShed XC11122 for SLA 3D Printing
