Mechanical and Plant Engineering

3D printing for Mechanical and Plant Engineering

The freedom in design of 3D printing makes it possible to overcome the limitations of conventional manufacturing and to increase the functionality of components. This opens up new areas of application and business models. Mechanical and plant engineers can also utilize the strengths of additive manufacturing for component and delivery bottlenecks. Whether implementing Additive Manufacturing in the company or aligning the parts supply to a parts on demand process – components can be manufactured within the shortest time possible and on demand, in the highest quality.

Advantages & potentials for 3D printing in machine and plant engineering

No dependence on suppliers
Shorter delivery chains with individual production
Decentralized manufacturing (cloud production)
Tool-less manufacturing with low material consumption
Digitalization of process chains for agile production
Manufacturing on demand: fast parts availability, lower warehousing costs, sustainable production
Development of innovative products with additive engineering
Acceleration of development processes
Increased economic efficiency for smaller batch sizes and highly complex geometries
Opens up new areas of application and business fields
No dependence on suppliers
Shorter delivery chains with individual production
Decentralized manufacturing (cloud production)

Our services

Establishing 3D printing know-how in your company without being tied to any manufacturers or processes
Market and feasibility studies (e.g. make-or-buy)
Generating business fields
Implementing additive manufacturing in your company
Additive training with our starter kit
Additive engineering for your components
3D printing of your components: prototype manufacturing, series production
Implementing a parts-on-demand solution for your components
Process optimization