Aerospace
Investment in 3D printing in the aerospace industry has been a noticeable trend in recent years. The use of final elements produced with 3D printers in aviation is increasingly seen as the optimal solution for companies operating in this industry. Thanks to the use of a new range of materials and optimal 3D printing technology, it is possible to introduce cheaper, lighter and more durable components into production.
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Five-axis 3D printing is a definite way forward for the industry. Check out our solution that is changing the perspective on 3D printing possibilities!
5-axis 3D printing
High temperature materials processing
Multifeeder
Automatic printing head change
A compact system of advanced 3D printing, designed for users who expect fast results while maintaining industrial standards.
Workspace 420x420x420mm
450°C printing temperature
Actively heated chamber
Heated, vacuum bed
A compact system of advanced 3D printing, designed for users who expect fast results while maintaining industrial standards.
Workspace 250x250x175mm
420°C - 3D printing temperature
Actively heated chamber
Heated, vacuum bed
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Because the cost of a single Printed element production doesn’t change with a whole series, it means that 3D Printing is the technology that ignores the capital required to achieve the scale capital.
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Additive technology allows the creation of parts with sections such as internal cavities and lattice structures that help reduce the weight of elements without sacrificing their mechanical performance. Constant access to each layer and all geometry enables the production of complex parts in the form of one-component systems.
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3D printing increases the flexibility of production and its scope. A large variety of 3D printed elements is possible without the costs of rearranging and setting up production lines. This is crucial as the aerospace industry, unlike other mass production industries, is largely geared towards custom production.
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For example, one section of the aerospace may be constructed of flame retardant material, while the other divisions of extremely lightweight material.
Elements printed with thermoplastic materials intended for engineering applications help to significantly reduce the weight of the whole system, contributing to the improvement of fuel efficiency.
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The damaged parts of devices caused by its exploitation, and the delivery of which takes a long time or is impossible, can be successfully printed in the time that the problem occurs.
3D Printers produce less waste than other machines, which is a significant attribute when using expensive materials.
Research shows that during additive manufacturing
less material needed to produce a single part
lower production cost
part weight and project implementation time are reduced
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