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Most conversations about medical 3D printing focus on small, high-precision parts: dental crowns, hearing aids, prosthetic fingers. That work is valuable, but it skips over a much larger category of devices. Large-format additive manufacturing allows large products like wheelchairs and braces to be made in one go. Read more...

From its humble beginnings as a niche technology for rapid prototyping to its current spectrum of capabilities, creating forms that are virtually impossible to build any other way, 3D printing has spawned a brand-new generation of manufacturing. Read more...

This post covers the technical requirements for true unattended 3D printing, common obstacles, and how current large format systems address them in practice. Read more...

When Vestas, a global leader in sustainable energy solutions, needed to replace the jigs and fixtures that help construct their wind turbines, BigRep’s large-format additive manufacturing system was the perfect solution to produce the tooling they needed. Read more...

LEGACY MOTOR CLUB competes under the Toyota Racing banner with three Toyota Camry XSE race cars built for the sharp end of the NASCAR Cup Series. Behind the scenes, the team has two BigRep printers as their manufacturing hub, supporting these roaring masterpieces of engineering. Read more...

The BigRep VIIO 250 is a fully automated, large-format 3D printer built for continuous industrial production. Its 1000 x 500 x 500 mm heated build volume, dual Smart Manufacturing Extruders (SMX), auto bed calibration, and Infinity Box filament system deliver reliable, high-volume output with minimal manual oversight. Read more...

Discover how NewsFender's customizable, eco-friendly fenders and boat parts - made with BigRep 3D printers - are making waves in the maritime defense industry. Read more...

SFM Technology’s AeroAdditive division used the BigRep PRO large-format FFF printer to produce the first fully 3D-printed main-rotor blade restraint cradle. The 900 × 230 × 160 mm carbon-fiber-reinforced cradle is lighter, stronger, and 4× faster to manufacture than the previous metal assembly, giving aerospace OEMs a proven path to low-volume, fligh... Read more...

Learn how C.J. Moyna & Sons integrated large-format additive manufacturing into their daily processes to solve growing supply chain and manufacturing bottlenecks. Read more...

Learn how companies are adopting large-format 3D printing to localize production and overcome supply chain challenges in today's volitile market. Read more...