Top 5 industries that use P3 3D printing technology
Summary
In addition to achieving minimal separation forces, Stratasys has partnered with some of the world’s leading material developers such as Henkel Loctite, Covestro and BASF to bring the highest performance and green strength resins to market. Learn more about biocompatible 3D printing with P3 technology >> From the first flight in 1903 reaching no more than about 7 miles per hour to the Lockheed Sr-71 Blackbird achieving speeds greater than Mach 3, it is no surprise that the aerospace industry is at the cutting edge of innovation. The switch to additive also provides a lower cost solution because of the reduced number of assembly steps, and sterilizability of the material meaning that single use components were now an artifact of the past. The announcement of the new Origin One Dental from Stratasys, made late last year, is an excellent complement to the J5 DentaJet, and allows for plenty of room to grow with its open material platform. For the last several years, major corporations such as Pepsi, L’Oreal, and even Procter and Gamble have implemented additive manufacturing to increase the speed of their product lifecycle and time to market with fit, form, and function testing using FDM technology.
