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Additive Manufacturing Aids: Focus on Jigs and Fixtures

In this webinar you’ll see how manufacturing companies are using 3D printed jigs and fixtures for increased productivity.

By Admin  

September 21, 2016

Thursday, October 13, 2016, 2 p.m. EDT

Manufacturing relies on tools and aids, including jigs, fixtures, templates and gauges to maintain quality and production efficiency. With 3D printing technology, you can put more complex and custom jigs and fixtures on the production floor, in less time.

In this webinar you’ll see how manufacturing companies are using 3D printed jigs and fixtures for increased productivity.

What you will learn:

  • How to identify jigs and fixtures applications on your manufacturing floor
  • How to increase operational efficiencies and lower costs with custom jigs and fixtures
  • How other companies are using 3D printing technology to produce jigs and fixtures
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