Low Volume Production

In todays climate, companies can utilise 3D printing to produce low-volume runs of parts that would otherwise require a significant amount of time and cost using traditional methods like CNC machining or injection molding. 3D printing facilitates a smooth transition from rapid prototyping to low-volume production by allowing for easy design changes and 3D rendering of parts before they are produced.

Low Volume Production Process

Low-volume production involves the steps and processes needed to produce goods or services in small quantities. This type of production is typically characterized by a lower demand for the end product, resulting in a more flexible and adaptable production process compared to high-volume production.

When using 3D printing for low-volume production, several factors must be considered, including the type of 3D printing technology, the material used, and the desired properties of the finished parts. Careful planning and optimization of the design and production process are essential to ensure efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

Lower Cost and Fast Turnaround 

3D printing is revolutionizing low-volume manufacturing and could eventually change the way products are made. While some industries focus solely on the benefits of additive manufacturing, others see it as indispensable to their future. 3D printing enhances efficiency and redefines manufacturing limits.

Design, additive manufacturing, and metrology are offering advanced solutions to complex problems across various industries worldwide. Discover the transformation happening in your industry