Cheaper and faster low-volume production
An automotive manufacturing company approached Omni3D with a request to print a custom part of a police car body component. The main goal was to finalize the project quickly while staying on budget. Instead of having to produce an expensive injection mold, we used the...
3D printing in the production of the final parts of the racing car part 3
PRz Racing Team asked us to print another part for the PMT-03 car. This is the third part printed by Omni3D after the intake manifold and gear mount.
3D printing in furniture manufacturing
INEX System, a furniture manufacturing company, asked Omni3D to print 15,000 elements used
in the production of shop furniture. 3D printing turned out to be the cheapest and fastest method of producing parts – compared to traditional production, our client saved time (production ended 21 days earlier) and production costs were reduced by 79%!
3D printing in the production of the final parts of the racing car part 2
The PRz Racing Team decided to use elements printed on a 3D printer when building their car. The task of Omni3D was to print an element that would be adapted to the requirements of racing cars. The gear mount is a geometrically complex printout for the student formula car.
3D printing in the production of the final parts of the racing car
The PRz Racing Team decided to use elements printed on a 3D printer for their project. The task of Omni3D was to print an element that would be adapted to the requirements of racing cars. The inlet manifold is an element exposed to vibrations, high temperatures of approx. 100°C and chemicals.
