Desktop Metal accelerates production of Studio System to meet demand
To meet increased demand from customers, Desktop Metal has announced that they have accelerated the production capacity of the Studio System to allow for faster installation of complete systems.
Many leading companies such as Ford, Google’s ATAP, Goodyear, BMW, ProtoLabs, Owens Corning, L3, TerraPower, Medtronic, Continental AG, Applied Materials, TECT Aerospace, US Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, MITRE and leading educational institutions such as MIT, University of Texas, Texas A&M and Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School, the nation’s first high school to install a metal 3D printer, are already benefitting from the ease of use and accessibility provided by the Studio System.
In the last six months alone, more than 8,000 parts have been fabricated by the Studio System globally. They range from:
- functional prototyping – extruder nozzles and shock absorber pistons
- jigs & fixtures – robotic end effectors and brake caliper fixture
- manufacturing tooling – zipper molds inserts and extrusion dies
- low volume production – gears and motor mounts
Customers who are using the Studio System are also experiencing drastic cost reduction with the fabricated parts, some as much as 90% relative to machining and selective laser melting (SLM). Parts production time have also been sped up significantly – instead of the usual months or days, the Studio System takes just mere days to accomplish it.
With the accelerated production capability, Asia will also be seeing its first installation of the Studio System very soon.
Visit our Desktop Metal Studio System+ 3D printer product page for more information. You can also contact us via our contact form, info@creatz3d.com, or +65 6631 8555 for any inquiries.
