Webinar: 3D Printing Jigs and Fixtures
Formlabs addresses the use of 3D-printed jigs and fixtures for reliable, cost-effective factory floor operations in a free webinar. Tune in May 22, 2018, or watch the recording.
Advances in 3D printing materials are making it possible to 3D print jigs and fixtures that can withstand the rigors of manufacturing to reduce costs, shorten development time and create more efficient production workflows from design engineer to manufacturing floor technician, according to 3D printer manufacturer Formlabs.
In a free webinar taking place Tuesday, May 22, 2018, at 2 p.m. ET, the company will address how companies can leverage low-cost, high-resolution desktop 3D printers and advanced 3D printing materials to produce jigs and fixtures in-house, shortening supply chains, and bringing innovation closer to the production floor. The webinar is presented by Andrew Edman, applications engineer at Formlabs.
Register for the webinar (or visit this link to download the recording after the event).
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