AdvancedTek Part of the Week – 1/6/16

January 6, 2016 News
No ears, guns or cars – just real parts and real applications.

Using additive manufacturing eliminated waste of expensive material and dropped the part cost down to $1.26 per part. They were able to produce one part in 9 minutes, which allowed them to quickly test and redesign to make improvements on the fit and function of the tool. Once the design was validated, they were able to produce a batch 100 parts in a single unattended overnight build to be used on the manufacturing floor the following day.
Posted by Matt Havekost, AdvancedTek Director of Sales – Additive Manufacturing
Posted by Heather Adams
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