3D printing in the automotive industry has attempted to replace commonly used metals with high quality polymers and composites.

The 3d printing is characterized by high durability during stretching or bending as well as during impact loading. They are often used as a substitute for iron, lead or titanium.

Our solutions enable automakers to reduce investment and component costs, maximize assembly-line efficiency, and reduce the weight of production tools
The most common use of 3D printing technology in the automotive industry is as the basis for testing parts during rapid prototyping of models. Today, additive manufacturing is an important support for small batch production and full-featured parts production.

For many manufacturers, 3D printing has become an important tool for improving the quality of production processes, creating and testing new solutions, and assembling mechanical vehicles more efficiently.