A leading technology group servicing the marine and energy markets – Wärtsilä manufactures the world’s first 3D Printed CE-Certified Lifting Tool The Challenge Wärtsilä is a Finland based company that supplies its smart technologies and complete lifecycle solutions to the marine and energy markets. Wärtsilä commands a strong position in all main marine segments as…
A well-known manufacturer of ceramics, Villeroy & Boch has adopted BigRep’s 3D printing technologies to maximize prototyping and designing speed. The product designer at Villeroy & Boch describes the difficulties their company has faced before adopting 3D printing technology.
Dunlop Systems is a British automotive manufacturer based just outside of Birmingham. The company specializes in Anti-Vibration Solutions including automotive air suspension components and electronic control systems for OEM and aftermarket vehicle applications.
Read how Kingston University, Helmut Schmidt University and more are using BigRep 3D printers for their classrooms and research.
Universities and colleges constantly commit resources to being future-ready institutions that prepare students for careers of dynamic change with relevant knowledge and life-long skills. Additive manufacturing has proven integral for many institutions aiming for superior teaching and experimentation, for a variety of disciplines, by balancing the modern accessibility of in-house prototyping and production with the relatively low ongoing costs of large-format 3D printers.
Read how Boyce Technologies, prominent designer and manufacturer of products for public safety security and communications systems, implements their large-format additive technology to produce end-use parts in systems throughout New York.
Learn how JC Steele optimized their sand-casting process, reducing expenses by 75% and increasing annual productivity by over 50% with BigRep large-format 3D printers. JC Steele turned to BigRep large-format additive manufacturing to quickly produce the massive patterns their business is centered around. They’ve successfully integrated 3D printed patterns into a new simplified workflow, easily creating the delicate molds for their sand-casting process.