Case Study
Learn how designers and manufacturers aim high with 3D technology
3D Printer and Scanner expedite prototyping for Magna Closures
Magna International’s Magna Closures subsidiary is a leading supplier of door modules, window systems, power closure systems, latching systems, handle assemblies, electronics, lighting systems, engineering glass and sealing systems to the global automotive industry. “One of the greatest challenges faced by our product development team is that our products need to be tightly integrated into…
Solaxis 3D print an Automotive Jig cutting weight and improving accuracy
With the help of Stratasys 3D printers, Solaxis designed and manufactured a jig for an automotive supplier, which uses it to assemble high-volume plastic door seals.
Revving up motorhome vehicle development with SOLIDWORKS
Using SOLIDWORKS 3D design tools for vehicle development, Trakka has cut time-to-market for its products in half, which has helped the company double its product offering and grow its business.
Honda shifts its customization options into high gear with 3D printing
The quality of design at Honda Access improved significantly as designers can now 3D print auto accessories in real time during the design process
3D Printing Jigs & Fixtures at BMW
Moving beyond prototyping, BMW is extending the application of FDM to other areas and functions, including 3D Printing Jigs and Fixtures.
Volvo Construction Equipment 3D Print Functional Prototypes
Volvo Construction Equipment avoided tooling costs by 3D printing a functional prototype of a water pump for their A30G articulated hauler, saving 18 weeks and over $9,200.
Team Penske’s Efforts with Additive Manufacturing create Winning Results
Team Penske are able to use parts right off their FDM® and PolyJet™ 3D printers for their race cars. Learn more in the Stratasys case study.
Piper reduces cost and lead time of Hydroforming Tooling for a personal jet
Piper Aircraft offers efficient single-engine and twin-engine trainer, personal and business aircraft. The PiperJet Altaire is a single-engine turbofan jet being developed by Piper that seats a pilot and five passengers. It has a projected cruising speed of 360 knots and a range of 1,300 nautical miles. Piper is using hydroforming to produce hundreds of…
Additive Manufacturing reduces Aerospace part lead time by 95%
Rapid Processing Solutions Inc. (Rapid PSI) is a contract manufacturer that specializes in Additive Manufacturing Aerospace parts. The company uses Stratasys 3D Production Systems to make production parts for most every large business jet manufacturer worldwide.
Latécoère adopts Additive Manufacturing to enhance traditional production processes
Latécoère uses Additive Manufacturing Production Parts for transformational manufacturing results. Founded in Toulouse, France, Latécoère produces specialized aerospace structures for leading aircraft companies such as Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Dassault, Embraer and others. The company continues to demonstrate significant growth in the production of structural aerospace parts and the manufacture of electrical wiring systems, an area that…