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3D Printing
Technology of the Future
Here at Custom Fiberglass Products Inc, we are dedicated to finding new ways we can help our customers. Because of this drive to better serve, we have decided to join the many other businesses on the cusp of a manufacturing revolution.
What is 3D Printing
Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing as it’s commonly referred to, is the processes of adding layers of material together to form a part. Unlike traditional subtractive manufacturing techniques, 3D printing allows for intricate designs, such as more efficient coolant channels in an engine block, to be integrated from start. Even traditional processes such as injection molding are not capable of the same feats as 3D printing. Because of these advantages, many are seeking ways to incorporate 3D printing technologies into their workflows.
Businesses Currently Using Additive Manufacturing Solutions
As it stands, 3D printing is in a state of rapid expansion. Due to the expiration of patents, various new technologies have been developed in recent years that have pushed the boundaries of what people imagined possible from these machines. Large companies and startups alike are moving
Fiberglass Layup Techniques
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