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Soaring to New Heights: Material Extrusion takes Flight in Aerospace Applications
Building upon our commitment to safety-first innovation in regulated markets, Omni3D's industrial extrusion 3D printing technology is taking flight in the demanding world of aerospace. This blog entry, a continuation of our exploration of 3D printing within highly regulated industries, dives deeper into the specific considerations and exciting possibilities for large-format material extrusion within the aerospace sector.

Mastering the Cool-Down: Thermal Management in Large-Format Industrial 3D Printing
In the realm of large-format industrial 3D printing, achieving optimal part quality demands meticulous attention to every stage of the process. While the excitement often lies in the creation of complex geometries, in industrial applications the often-overlooked cooling phase is paramount for ensuring dimensional accuracy, mechanical properties, and overall part performance.

Pioneering Industrial Extrusion 3D Printing for Regulated Markets: Safety First with Openness for Innovation
In the fast-paced world of transportation, safety regulations are the cornerstone of every innovation. At Omni3D, we understand this responsibility deeply. That's why our industrial extrusion 3D printing technology prioritizes not just cutting-edge capabilities, but also strict adherence to critical safety standards.

Omni3D Earns NCAGE Code (9BT1H): Boosting Industrial 3D Printing for the Defense Sector
Major news for the defense sector and industrial additive manufacturing! Omni3D has been officially granted the prestigious NCAGE code (9BT1H). This signifies our commitment to delivering ...

From Brainstorm to Boardroom: How ORSA Streamlined Office Chair Design with Omni3D’s Large-Format Printing Powerhouse
In the ever-evolving world of product design, efficiency and innovation are the cornerstones of success. This is precisely the challenge ORSA, a leading engineering services company with a keen ...

Large-format 3D printed parts accelerates repairs of legacy industrial equipment
John Cockerill Services is a leading provider of industrial equipment maintenance solutions for a large number of industries such as chemicals, steelmaking, petro-chemicals, railways, ports, inland waterways, cement, mines and quarries, renewable and nuclear energy. It designs and supplies unique pieces of new industrial equipment, components and sub-assemblies (shunting locomotives, gearboxes, reducers, butterfly valves and diesel engines) along with spare parts for legacy equipment repair.

Automotive: Durable spare parts printed on an industrial 3D printer
The possibilities offered by 3D printing technology have been used for a long time in the automotive industry and at every stage of production - from prototyping to the production of ...

Soaring to New Heights: Material Extrusion takes Flight in Aerospace Applications
Building upon our commitment to safety-first innovation in regulated markets, Omni3D's industrial extrusion 3D printing technology is taking flight in the demanding world of aerospace. This blog ...

Refurbishment of a vacuum pump using 3D printing technology
Luk-Plast, a plastics recycling company, commissioned us to print an impeller for a vacuum pump in a process line where waste plastic film is recycled into pellets.Our job was to design the ...

Remote control housing – 3D printing in the production of final components
Advanced Robotic Engineering is an innovative robotics engineering company. The Wroclaw-based company designs, manufactures and develops mobile industrial robots that improve work efficiency and ...
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