ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
What Is 3D Printing?
3D printing builds physical parts directly from digital CAD data,
adding material layer by layer instead of removing it from a solid block.
Because dedicated molds and cutting tools are not required, 3D printing
makes it possible to produce complex geometries, functional prototypes
and low-volume parts with shorter setup times. It also allows engineers
to test and refine designs before investing in production tooling.
Design Freedom
Produce internal channels, organic shapes and complex features
that are difficult to manufacture conventionally.
Faster Development
Move from CAD to physical parts quickly and validate form,
fit and function through rapid design iterations.