3D Printing with Metals for Design Engineers, Explained
Using
metals in 3D printing for industrial series production is getting
real, and not only for aerospace, biomedical, and automotive uses.
Those are still the leading industrial application sectors, but
they're not alone anymore in this alternative to traditional metal
fabrication for end-use parts.
Additive
manufacturing for end-production is complex. Using metals AM for
end-production is even more complex, and can be confusing to anyone
that's new to the topic. In this special report, we've gathered some
guidelines for engineers on designing for 3D metals printing, and how
it differs both from traditional metals techniques like casting, as
well as 3D printing with polymers. We've also included some advice on
integrating this non-traditional manufacturing method into a
company's culture.
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