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EOS Helps Manufacturer Atlas Copco Cut Costs By 30%, Lead Times By 90% and Win New Business with the EOS P 396 Solution

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This brought AM serial production of component manufacture in-house, shortened its supply chain and lowered its environmental impact. Production costs down 30% AM serial production has made component production faster by reducing the supply chain, person-hours involved, and eliminating retooling delays.

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Additive vs. Traditional Manufacturing

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3D printing dates back to the early 1980s in Japan, when Hideo Kodama developed a rapid prototyping system, an early version of the stereolithography (SLA) machine. Now 3D printing is helping many companies transform their business models to become more efficient and agile as well as handle supply chain disruptions.

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Mr. Gautam K. Ahuja, CEO & MD of Guhring (India) Private Limited, discusses Guhring’s technological advancements and leading role in innovation.

Dinesh Mishra

Digital Solutions: Embracing Industry 4.0 What do you foresee as the major developments in the machine tool industry over the next five years? Over the next five years, several major developments are likely to shape the machine tool industry: 1. Increased Adoption of Industry 4.0 Investment in Industry 4.0

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What can be obtained from a Digital Twin

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Furthermore, thanks to rapid prototyping, by running the design in an operational context, errors in the prototype can be detected early. Having a virtual twin of the supply chain allows to model its behavior and makes predictions possible according to market behavior and / or associated risks.