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3DEO President Matt Sand to speak at MD&M West on metal 3D printing
Los Angeles, CA: February 7, 2020. With the explosive growth of medical device manufacturing, greater numbers of industry leaders are engaging more with additive manufacturing as a solution to gain speed to market and lower costs. 3DEO President Matt Sand has been invited to discuss how manufacturers can leverage metal 3D printing to bring products to market faster and for less at MD&M West – the world’s largest medical design & manufacturing event next week, February 11-13, 2020 in Anaheim, California.
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Conferences,
Design for 3D Printing,
Metal 3D Printing,
News,
Industry Trends,
Medical Device,
Metal Additive Manufacturing,
Healthcare,
Surgical Instruments,
Dental,
Metal AM Processes,
metalam,
3DEO's Specialities,
press release
You might not think that a 3D printer and a sculptor have anything in common, but you’d be wrong. While 3D printing companies usually focus on the automated parts of their process, there can be a tremendous amount of labor and post-processing required to finish a part. This depends on the metal 3D printing process, of course, but the idea is generally the same--parts require a lot of finishing work after the print. While such things are usually straight-forward, the flexibility of AM and importance of post-processing adds another layer of complexity to the process.
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Topics:
Metal 3D Printing,
CNC Milling,
Industry Trends,
Metal Additive Manufacturing,
Metal AM Processes,
Traditional Manufacturing,
Small Metal Parts,
metalam,
Stainless Steel Parts
It started way back in 1964 when Pete Townshend of The Who accidentally snapped the neck of his Rickenbacker during a performance. Upset about ruining his guitar, he smashed what remained of it into the stage, setting a precedent that many rockers would follow over the next decades.
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Metal 3D Printing,
News,
Stainless Steel,
Powder Metal,
Metal Additive Manufacturing,
metalam
Not long ago, 3D production printing was an idea best left to science fiction authors and speculators. It was often spoken of in the same breath as space travel and supersonic passenger planes. Though 3D printing ended the need for constant retooling, it was once thought too cumbersome and too expensive for mass manufacturing. As a result, it was relegated to one-offs like prototyping and small production runs. But thanks to advances in technology and higher levels of industry acceptance, additive manufacturing (AM) at scale is now less a matter of “someday” and more a matter of “right now.”
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Metal 3D Printing,
Industry Trends,
Metal Additive Manufacturing,
Prototype to Production,
Small Metal Parts,
Stainless Steel Parts,
Powder Metallurgy
More and more companies are turning to 3D printing to give their businesses a "significant" competitive advantage. According to a survey published in the 2019 edition of "The State of 3D Printing," additive manufacturing has taken on a bigger role in their business strategies, and nearly half of those polled say it has given them a distinct competitive advantage. Another 55% indicate that 3D printing is one of their strengths, and because they have adopted the technology, they are staying ahead of the competition.
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Metal 3D Printing,
Mass Customization,
Metal Additive Manufacturing,
Prototype to Production,
Faster Development Cycles,
Small Metal Parts,
metalam,
Stainless Steel Parts
The Metal Powder Industries Federation and the Association for Metal Additive Manufacturing honors 3DEO as a small company winner in the 2018 Safety Awards Program. 3DEO is proud to achieve such an astounding award and will continue to improve and innovate our process to be the best in the industry.
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Metal 3D Printing,
Metal Additive Manufacturing
Organizations considering dipping their toes into the waters of 3D printing should be aware of all the associated challenges.
Much has been made of the potential of metal 3D printing to improve companies’ innovativeness, speed to market, and supply chain management. And all of that can make a big impact in manufacturing. These advantages are real, and manufacturers who ignore them as we move into 2019 and beyond do so at their peril. Still, discourse about how to best integrate metal AM into an existing business often oversimplifies the myriad of issues and challenges.
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Metal 3D Printing,
Metal Additive Manufacturing
Metal 3D printing company 3DEO, Inc., based in Los Angeles and founded in 2016, grew a lot last year, having used its patented Intelligent Layering Technology to 3D print and ship over 30,000 paid parts to customers in multiple industries in 2018. It appears that this growth isn’t slowing down either, as the company is more than doubling its production capacity this quarter to meet customer demand with its proprietary metal 3D printers. It’s only the first day of March, and 3DEO has already locked down two more customer production orders that are scheduled for delivery this year, one for 24,000 pieces and another for 28,000.
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Metal 3D Printing,
News,
Metal Additive Manufacturing
