Roush Performance used SAF™ technology and PA11 to print the F-150 grill-mounted camera housing, saving 35% in cost compared to injection molding.
Custom automaker Radford Motors used FDM technology to produce the dashboard framework for the Radford Lotus Type 62-2 production car.
This custom tail light concept was created with PolyJet materials, highlighting the capabilities of PolyJet technology for extremely high realism, clarity and color capability for automotive prototyping.
Skorpion Engineering used FDM technology to print a full-scale prototype automotive bumper, reducing the cycle time by 50% compared with traditional clay model production methods.
General Motors switched from a heavy aluminum wheel arch hemming tool to a 3D printed version made with FDM ASA thermoplastic, lowering costs by 74%.
This 3D printed lug nut starter is a lightweight solution that improves ergonomics and assembly speed.
Matériaux d'impression 3D pour le secteur automobile
Les matériaux d'impression 3D présentent des avantages pour le secteur automobile à chaque phase du procédé de fabrication additive.
