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Additive manufacturing
Additive manufacturing allows the creation of objects by adding material.
The source is a digital 3D model, generated with dedicated software, which can be subsequently processed in order to be created with different technologies.
The result of this process, commonly known as 3D printing, is free from the constraints typical of other production methods, not requiring the use of molds and minimizing production waste.
This translates into a reduction of times and costs of production, especially for prototypes, unique pieces (one-off), or short runs, guaranteeing a high possibility of customization and continuous implementation, at no additional cost.
Resolution
The print resolution, commonly known as "layer height" can be defined in advance and can vary according to the technology and materials used.
Variable density
Not being machined from solid, each object made in 3D printing can be lightened internally, saving weight and reducing material waste.
Undercuts
3D printing does not require draft angles or decomposition in the case of undercuts, guaranteeing a product free from geometric constraints.
Fields of application
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In a market increasingly inclined to digitization and based on speed and customization, 3D printing is the ideal technology to innovate and make your company competitive.