
Jigs & Fixtures for the Production Floor
Open up new possibilities for manufacturing-floor productivity. Download White PaperFinishing or secondary operations encompasses a broad range of processes that change a manufactured part’s properties. Engineers can employ finishing simply to improve a part’s appearance and reshape it to meet certain dimensions, or use it to enhance functionality, such as increasing strength, chemical resistance, electrical conductivity and more. Secondary operations basically turn raw parts into finished goods. And this isn’t limited to traditional manufactured parts. 3D printed parts can also be enhanced with secondary operations, but much like designing for additive manufacturing, different processes and best practices apply.
Jigs & Fixtures for the Production Floor
Open up new possibilities for manufacturing-floor productivity. Download White Paper3D Printing Puts Fixtures into Gear
Automotive parts supplier gets up to speed on FDM’s capabilities for fixtures Read Case StudyInnovation Takes a Front Seat
Automotive seat maker shaves 31% in costs and 90% in weight with 3D printed check fixture. Read the Case Study