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The combination of technology and materials science has made 3D print affordable, faster, and cleaner. As a result, we are seeing expanded benefits and applications for 3D printing in a range of industries.

Additive Manufacturing Applications Across a Variety of Industries

Innovation requires the ability to move quickly and try different iterations of a part or process. 3D Printing Solutions allow aerospace designers, engineers, and manufacturers to produce new and experimental parts for UAVs and aircraft. This technology can also streamline construction and development of new aerospace equipment.

Custom prosthetics is leading the drive for 3D Printing Solutions in healthcare, but there are many applications for the medical and dental fields. This technology has also created custom orthotics, cranial remolding helmets, casts, dental night guards, and aligners, just to name a few.

As the marketplace grows with highly specialized products, 3D Printing offers greater flexibility when building home goods, apparel, toys, and sports equipment.

Any environment where visualization and learning are important will reap the benefits of 3D Printing Solutions. This technology allows for endless options with visual aids, prototypes, and other custom tools for teaching and training.

Working in the field, soldiers and military professionals don’t always have access to what they need when they need it. The availability of 3D Printing Solutions on military ships and in remote areas lets users create replacement parts for equipment and weaponry and access critical supplies and tools without the lag of delivery or the expense of stocking excessive inventory.

Whether building racecars or rebuilding classic engines, the automotive industry relies on the ability to access the right parts. 3D Printing Solutions give technicians the ability to reverse-engineer legacy parts, and dream up new, innovative solutions as they develop creative ways to get from Point A to Point B. This technology has been used to build new parts and solve problems for international racing teams, inspiring mechanics to completely reimagine engine building and efficiency.

3D Printer Solutions

Advancements in 3D printing have created a unique opportunity to fuse industrial manufacturing with traditional IT processes, for applications across many fields. Multi-Jet Fusion Technology can be used to create spare parts, enable short-run manufacturing, design and build custom prosthetics, and actualize innovative visual aids and teaching tools.

We provide the following 3D Printing solutions for a range of industries and applications that offer speed, quality, and cost-effective design:

AON3D make high temperature industrial 3D printing accessible. Print using some of the world’s strongest thermoplastics, and exceptionally versatile, high-performing materials…PEEK, PEKK, ULTEM to name a few!

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Desktop Metal offers machines that print using a variety of metals as well as machines that use thermoplastics, PEEK, and PEKK. These affordable metal and carbon fiber printers provide volume production, with speed and capacity. You can print end-use metal, carbon fiber, PEEK, or PEKK parts with the quality, surface finish and tolerances needed to co-exist with machining.

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ETEC has been innovating in the 3D print space since its founding in 2002. Innovations to solve real-world problems for demanding, cost-sensitive customers in a variety of industries, who manufacture prototypes, tooling, parts and final products. Today, their printers are known for delivering excellent precision, surface finish, functionality and speed.

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Additive manufacturing technology is becoming the leading choice for a wide range of manufacturing, prototyping, and visualization use cases.
3D print technology enables:

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