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Global additive manufacturing industry shows growth in Q2 2022

AU Manufacturing

The figure marks a 27 per cent increase in comparison with the period of 2021, but the streak of six consecutive quarters of sequential growth ended due to inflation and global supply chain disruptions, the market research and industry analysis provider detailed in its report. . “We

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US manufacturing sees expansion in July, says Feds

AU Manufacturing

per cent increase compared to that of July 2021. . per cent increase, while fabricated metal products, aerospace, and miscellaneous transportation equipment and miscellaneous manufacturing all recorded gains of more than 1 per cent. . Durable consumer goods advanced 3.5 The latest result is a 3.2 per cent. . per cent). .

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CAD/CAM Software Reduces Delivery Times by 70% With a Six-Month ROI

Mold Making Technology

Most mold customers hail from the automotive and consumer goods markets, but the company also makes tooling for the aerospace and medical segments. Most molded products are for consumer goods customers. TK Mold is ITAR registered and ISO 9001:2015 certified. TK Mold & Engineering Inc.

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Meaningful Manufacturing

Dinesh Mishra

Text] In 2021, the global market size for 3-D printing ( 3DP ), also known in industry circles as additive manufacturing, stood at USD 12.6 High-innovation industries like aerospace, space, and electronics are using and integrating this technology into their manufacturing processes. Presenting, talk highlights.

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Combining Regional Production and Supply with Digital Maturity Boosts Resiliency, Accenture Report Shows

Dinesh Mishra

Few businesses sustained their resilience and long-term growth amid the turbulence: In 2021 and 2022, globally companies missed out on $1.6 Disruptive events have surged in recent years, from geopolitical shifts and extreme weather to technology breakthroughs and material and talent shortages.