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3D printing technology brings many benefits to the maintenance industry, such as quickavailability of spare parts, cost reduction, customization of parts to specific requirements or specifications, prototyping, creation of tools and instruments, and process optimization b>. 3D printers are an innovative solution that contributes to more effective and safe maintenance of devices.
3D printing technology allows for quick printing of spare parts without the need to order them from external companies, which significantly speeds up the repair process and minimizes machine downtime.
The use of 3D printers allows you to print spare parts at any time, which significantly reduces the costs of their storage. Additionally, 3D printing technology enables the use of cheaper materials, which contributes to cost reduction.
3D printing allows you to adapt spare parts to specific needs and specifications. Printing parts allows you to adjust the size, shape and geometry to perfectly fit the device, which increases the effectiveness and efficiency of repairs and maintenance.
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GLOBAL 3D is a team of experts specializing in the implementation of 3D printing and 3D scanning technologies in industry and in scientific and research units. We offer professional advice on the construction of entire laboratories and the selection of individual devices.
3D printing is an extremely useful solution in the maintenance industry. 3D printing technology accelerates the availability of spare parts, facilitates prototyping and testing, allows the creation of models and enables process optimization. The use of 3D printers in the maintenance industry contributes to increasing the efficiency and safety of machine maintenance.
Applications of 3D printing in the traffic maintenance industry
The manufacturing industry and 3D printing is a dream team. Manufacturing is an ever-evolving industry, and 3D printing is currently at the forefront of many advancements and innovative techniques. BCN3D asked David Trillo Hernández, a member of its technical team, for his predictions about the future of additive manufacturing and what we are seeing today.
Rapid prototyping and 3D printing are a perfect combination. Rapid prototyping is a common prototyping process used in many industries. Using a 3D printer for prototyping is a smart way to save time and money while expanding design possibilities. It allows companies to create projects and ideas quickly and at low cost.
BCN3D 3D printers as well as other innovative technological solutions enable engineers from Saint-Gobain at the L'Arboç plant in Barcelona to significantly improve the efficiency of production processes performing; parts and components for customers in the automotive industry, including Daimler Mercedes, Stellantis Group, Volkswagen Group, Renault Dacia and Ford.
Working with a 3D printer - especially in professional and industrial applications - we enter the sphere of the need to obtain specific physical properties of printed objects. Most often, these are resistance to high temperature, water and various chemicals, ensuring adequate strength while maintaining low weight of the element or simply visual aspects similar to wood, metal or stone.
The Spanish company BCN3D - responding to the growing industry demand for the production and prototyping of stainless steel parts, mainly in the pharmaceutical, food, automotive, aviation and manufacturing sectors - has developed a new solution enabling 3D printing from metal on its Epsilon series machines.
The Raise3D Pro3 Plus 3D printer is an improved version of the well-known and award-winning Raise3D Pro2 Plus model. In addition to the fixes, it also introduces a number of new functionalities. The Pro3 series includes two 3D printers with a double extruder: Pro3 with a build volume of 300x300x300mm and Pro3 Plus - 300x300x605mm.
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