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Swift Engineering Shaves Months Off Production By Embracing 3D Printing For Sacrificial Tooling Application

Swift Engineering Shaves Months Off Production By Embracing 3D Printing For Sacrificial Tooling Application

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THE 3D PRINTING SOLUTIONS COMPANY ™ CASE STUDY Traditionally, producing sacrificial tools for composite parts involves a multi-step process, which, by implication, means that it can be extremely time-consuming and expensive. Over the last 30 years, composite materials have become increasingly relevant for a number of industrial sectors for applications that demand high performance without the weight associated with metal materials. During that

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