Driving Automotive Innovation: 3D Printing in the BMW X7, Ford Explorer & More
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This webinar provides an in-depth look at how 3D printing is transforming automotive manufacturing by offering practical insights from industry leaders. Brose, a global automotive supplier, will demonstrate how they use SLS 3D printing to mass-produce parts for vehicles like the BMW X7, ensuring round-the-clock production. Ford will share their experience of using 3D printing for rapid prototyping and the production of end-use parts in the Ford Explorer, which has allowed them to shorten development cycles and improve agility.
Dorman, a leader in the aftermarket parts industry, will showcase how they use 3D printing to produce critical spare parts like exhaust manifolds and gear components, enabling them to meet the demands of OEMs. Additionally, motorsport manufacturers will reveal how they utilize 3D printing to create heat-resistant components such as brake ducts and engine covers, designed to perform under extreme conditions.
By attending this webinar, you'll gain valuable knowledge on how these companies use Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) and Stereolithography (SLA) to drive innovation, enhance production efficiency, and deliver high-performance parts at scale.
You’ll learn:
- How Brose uses SLS 3D printing for 24/7 production of high-quality end-use parts.
- How Ford accelerates product development from days to minutes
- How Dorman quickly produces critical spare parts like exhaust manifolds using 3D printing.
- How motorsport manufacturers create durable, heat-resistant parts for high-performance environments.
- Strategies for reverse-engineering and 3D printing parts while ensuring quality standards.
