Industries
See how major industries use digital manufacturing to reduce development time, lower production costs, and get to market faster—and with better products—than ever before.
Medical
From connected devices to mass personalization of health care products, digital manufacturing accelerates medical development through rapid prototyping and bridge tooling and into production. Explore medical development by manufacturing service:
| Injection Molding | 3D Printing |
| CNC Machining | Sheet Metal Fabrication |
Aerospace
Our automated manufacturing services are regularly used for fully functional aerospace components, from early prototyping and design validation to hot-fire testing and launch. Explore aerospace development by manufacturing service:
| 3D Printing | CNC Machining |
| Sheet Metal Fabrication |
Automotive
As trends like autonomous driving, on-board connectivity, and electric vehicles drive innovation, automotive companies are using digital manufacturing to accelerate new product development. Explore automotive development by manufacturing service:
| Injection Molding | 3D Printing |
Robotics
From intricate prototypes to scalable production, our collaborative approach ensures precision, flexibility, and reliability when producing robotic parts. Explore robotic device development by manufacturing service:
| Injection Molding | 3D Printing |
| CNC Machining |
Consumer Electronics
Support more SKUs and product customization that consumers now expect by manufacturing custom prototypes and end-use production parts on demand.
Industrial Equipment
Meet the growing need for connected hardware while still supporting legacy equipment and machinery with custom parts manufactured on demand.
Accelerating Speed to Market for Medical Products
This white paper examines various digital manufacturing options available to today’s medical design engineers and product developers. From 3D printing to injection molding, explore the strengths and weaknesses of each process as well as material options best suited for your particular medical application.
Reducing Component Weight in Vehicles
This white paper looks at lightweight materials, like magnesium and aluminum, as well as plastic alternatives that can lessen the load. We also discuss different design considerations to help reduce part weight and the digital manufacturing processes to get there fast.
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