Technology collaboration to unlock 3D printing potentials for final automotive parts

Companies will together showcase potential of 3D printing for car manufacturing

Royal DSM, a global science-based company in Nutrition, Health and Sustainable Living today announced a collaboration with Briggs Automotive Company (BAC), the British supercar manufacturing company based in Liverpool. Together, the two companies will co-develop innovative 3D printing applications for the new BAC Mono R and showcase the potential of additive manufacturing in the automotive industry thanks to weight reduction and increased customizability.

World-first demonstration, rapidly and fully charging an electric scooter, showcases game-changing potential of ultra-fast charging batteries for electric vehicles

Ultra-fast charging of electric vehicles key to preparing industry for electrification and reducing the environmental impact of transportation

Global transportation leader to leverage F900 3D Printer to accelerate final part production of interior and exterior train parts, while reducing physical spare-part inventory

New collaboration agreement empowers team with advanced FDM technology to accelerate prototypes and final parts – designed specifically for demands of competitive drag racing

Backed by strategic alliance with DSM, first-of-its-kind stereolithography 3D printer powered by multiple years of proven runtime and verified materials

Multi-year collaboration agreement builds on decades of experience, empowering Stratasys customers with FDM technology to win in challenging, competitive racing environments

Angel Trains, one of Britain’s leading train leasing companies, has collaborated with engineering consultancy ESG Rail, and 3D printing technology provider Stratasys, to produce four fully approved interior components using 3D printing, also known as Additive Manufacturing.

Unique partnership to design next generation e-mobility concepts and lightweight innovations

Volkswagen Autoeuropa, who is responsible for manufacturing iconic Volkswagen models such as the Scirocco and Sharan, and has yearly output levels of 100,000 cars, now uses 3D printing to revolutionize its workflow. The facility 3D prints manufacturing aids that are used daily on the assembly line. No longer having to rely on external suppliers for its tools, jigs, and fixtures greatly reduces the costs and shrinks lead times from several weeks to just a few days.

Industrial 3D Printer is Dedicated to Carbon-Fiber-Filled Nylon 12 on Proven Industrial Platform

Stratasys Fortus 380mc Carbon Fiber Edition to Make UK Premiere at TCT 2018

At this year’s TCT Show (September 25-27), Stratasys, will showcase the value of 3D printing carbon fibre parts, as well as highlighting its unique multi-material additive manufacturing capabilities. From advanced prototypes, to composite tooling and final part production, Stratasys (Hall 3, Stand H36) will highlight examples from a broad spectrum of industries demonstrating how the company’s proven FDM and PolyJet technologies are significantly reducing time and costs for leading designers and manufacturers worldwide.