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Ford Motor plans to use 3D printing technology for making large auto parts

With light-weighting & personalisation in mind, Ford to use Stratasys 3D printer for this project

Auto parts made using 3D printing technology
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Auto parts made using 3D printing technology

BS B2B Bureau Dearborn, Michigan (USA)
Ford Motor Company aims to become the world’s first automaker to use 3-D printing technology to make large-scale one-piece auto parts, like spoilers, for prototyping and future production vehicles. As part of this exercise, it is working on a pilot project using the Stratasys Infinite Build 3D printer.

Capable of printing automotive parts of practically any shape or length, the Stratasys Infinite Build system could be a breakthrough for vehicle manufacturing - providing a more efficient, affordable way to create tooling, prototype parts and components for low-volume vehicles such as Ford Performance products, as well as personalised car parts. The new

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