Image

Top Challenges to Widespread 3D Printing Adoption

Oct. 12, 2015
Sponsored by Stratasys Direct Manufacturing
3D printing’s technical advantages - design freedom, part consolidation, just-in-time inventory - are endless. However, companies struggle to incorporate the technology into manufacturing operations. What challenges are holding additive manufacturing back from widespread adoption? Stratasys Direct Manufacturing details the answers in this report of 700 professional users. If you aren’t in 3D printing yet, the results may serve as a wake-up call to take action.

Sponsored Recommendations

50 Years Old and Still Plenty of Drive

Dec. 12, 2024
After 50 years of service in a paper plant, an SEW-EURODRIVE K160 gear unit was checked. Some parts needed attention, but the gears remained pristine.

Explore the power of decentralized conveying

Dec. 12, 2024
Discover the flexible, efficient MOVI-C® Modular Automation System by SEW-EURODRIVE—engineered for quick startup and seamless operation in automation.

Goodbye Complexity, Hello MOVI-C

Dec. 12, 2024
MOVI-C® modular automation system – your one-stop-shop for every automation task. Simple, future-proof, with consulting and service worldwide.

Sawmill Automation: Going Where Direct-Stop and Hydraulic Technologies “Cant”

Aug. 29, 2024
Exploring the productivity and efficiency gains of outfitting a sawmill’s resaw line with VFDs, Ethernet and other automated electromechanical systems.

Voice your opinion!

To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Machine Design, create an account today!