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There is a new blog up on 3dprintedparts.com regarding the future of production-level metal 3D printing. For many years, DMLS companies have teased the idea of being able to use their technology for mass production, but the overhead costs and speed make it infeasible for all but the smallest parts.

Those who stay up to date with the additive manufacturing industry will know about metal binder jetting as it has been taking the metal 3D printing world by storm in the last few years. Even still, there are only a small handful of providers and a lot of confusion about what binder jetting is, how long it has been around, and where to get benchmark parts for these machines.

This blog gets into all of that and more. If you would like more information on binder jetting solutions at any time or have a specific project assessed for production, reach out!



https://www.3dprintedparts.com/2022/11/30/binder-jetting-the-future-of-production-metal-printing/

Binder Jetting: The Future of Production Metal Printing - 3D Printed Parts Binder Jetting Metal 3D printers are enabling mass production across industries. Here we break down the differences between providers and purchasing paths.

Supply Chain Revolution - In this image: A part that has gone through PPAP and is now used as a service part for one of the big three. A part that has been delivered on a monthly schedule for the last five years. A part that will be used on equipment contributing to the health and wellness of millions of people.

These are so cool, but $18k for a faucet! Woah!

6 Best 3D Printed Faucets That Redefine Water’s Flow Have a look at these amazing 3D printed faucet designs which use negative space to showcase the magical flow of water.

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