Every part and product has different needs and uses, and hence, must be matched to a specific type of manufacturing process that delivers on expectations.
For companies that want the best products, going the extra mile means finding a manufacturer whose capabilities extend beyond machining. Some jobs require craftsmanship and experience – and Advantage Engineering can deliver.
Post-processing of 3D printed parts is still done manually, leading to labor-related challenges including quality, speed, and consistency. Here’s how Advantage Engineering tackles this with sophisticated, automated equipment.
Companies that are concerned about doing their part to save the environment must think about the materials they use when additively manufacturing their products.
Complicated molds are hard to build and often cost much more than the many simpler molds they replace – but they make injection molding more efficient and lead to more durable and reliable parts.
Anyone who relies on prosthetics will tell you that form, fit, and function are critical to gaining back any degree of mobility. For sportspersons, there needs to be a perfect balance. It is how records are broken and medals are won.
In fact, even at the start of the 2010s, it was expected that both innovation and adoption, as far as additive manufacturing was concerned, would pick up pace – but that didn’t happen.
Additive manufacturing is growing rapidly according to a recent Wohlers Associates report – but there are challenges.
Bridge tooling streamlines the production process, allowing you to get new products on the market sooner. Learn more about rapid tooling services from Advantage Engineering.