DE · Topics · Resources · Simulate · Sponsored Content

Making the Case for Micro-Precision 3D Printing

Micro-precision 3D printing can help manufacturers affordably create very small, highly detailed products and components.

Miniaturization is increasing across industries, as the need for very small and very complex components increases in consumer electronics, medical devices, MEMS, life sciences and many other industries.

At the same time, manufacturers are searching for new approaches to creating these highly detailed but small products and components. Demand is high for small, precision parts, but traditional manufacturing processes are slow and expensive.

Download this new Making the Case guide to learn more about emerging technology that provides the flexibility of additive manufacturing at a micro scale, but at a price point that is affordable for many production scenarios.

Download today

Latest News

AMGTA Shares Findings on Sustainability of Powder and Wire Additive Feedstock
Research indicates, for one, that from an energy perspective, helium is the most sustainable method of gas atomization for metallic...

MATLABS Features Modelithics EXEMPLAR Library
Library for MATLAB includes almost 50 Microwave Global Models representing nearly 3,500 components for many component suppliers, company says.

Fictiv Demonstrates New AI Capabilities
Tool enables an upgrade of material selection for production parts.

ADDMAN Earns Qualification Project for U.S. Navy
This project focuses on the additive manufacturing (AM) of copper-nickel (CuNi) components in submarine fittings.

FREE WEBINAR May 27: Addressing the Skilled Worker Shortage with Customized eLearning
In this webinar, you can find out how eLearning and learning management software can help companies fill the skilled trades...

 America Makes’ Spring 2024 TRX Explores AM Advancements
The event was a knowledge hub for industry leaders to network and share innovative approaches across design, material, process and...

All posts