Whitepaper
Reducing the Buy-to-Fly Ratio with Metal 3D Printing
Is most of your purchased metal going to scrap?
Metals are expensive. When you machine away material from a block to produce complex parts, much of the metal you paid for is going to scrap. There’s a costly imbalance between the weight of the metal you purchased and the metal that constitutes your final “flying” component.
What you will learn
- Why the manufacturing industry is suffering from high Buy-to-Fly ratios
- How metal 3D printing affects the total cost of ownership
- When metal 3D printing is the most profitable choice
- Which 5 industries are most suitable for reducing costs with metal 3D printing
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