J.W. Speaker turned to additive manufacturing for its speed, savings and flexibility that traditional manufacturing methods couldn’t match. Learn how the company now fully embraces 3D printing for not only prototyping and tooling, though also producing small volume end-use parts and customized production.
The journey started with the idea that additive manufacturing might help with the company’s tooling needs. With the assistance of PADT, an advanced 3D printing product development and services provider, Howe and Dan Zumbo, Parker’s additive manufacturing manager, started small with a loaner 3D printer.
Solidus, a leader in laminated solid board packaging across Europe, is committed to sustainability and innovation. With operations in Belgium, the Netherlands, the UK, and Spain, Solidus Innova focuses on reducing plastic use by developing eco-friendly packaging solutions.
Forensic Photonics revolutionized fingerprint detection with their LIFT device, using P3 to create durable, high-quality imaging solutions for law enforcement.
ADT transformed its dental workflows using the J3 DentaJet, reducing labor demands, cutting costs & increasing production capacity sevenfold. Read more
Boaz Dekel, the co-founder of Novel Acoustics, utilized a Stratasys Neo printer to 3D print a speaker enclosure as one solid, monolithic piece. Learn more
Creighton University uses Stratasys’ DAP to create lifelike, ultrasound-guided breast biopsy models, improving hands-on medical training. Learn more
Discover how Thorlabs leverages 3D printing to cut production costs by $20,000 a year, boost efficiency, and deliver enhanced customer value.
Learn how Northrop Grumman used 3D printing to cut rocket motor tooling production time from a year to six weeks, accelerating development & reducing costs
USC engineering students use 3D printing to accelerate Formula SAE car development, saving time and enhancing design. Learn how AM drives success.
