Get the Freedom to Redesign

Direct digital manufacturing (DDM) can benefit nearly every discipline within a manufacturing organization, and sometimes changes fundamental business processes. In this series of white papers, the unrecognized benefits of DDM will be disclosed to reveal the huge potential that the process offers.

In Part 1: Freedom to Redesign, you'll learn how you can redesign or alter products while in production.

To read the entire White Paper, click here.

Streamline Manufacturing with Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)

All traditional manufacturing processes involve substantial investment of labor, time and money for toolpath creation, fixtures, tooling, molds and machinery. For example, a single injection mold can cost $75,000 or more and take anywhere from 8 to 16 weeks to manufacture. FDM has no tooling costs and the waiting period for the first production parts may amount to only a few hours.

This not only minimizes new-product startup investment, but can translate to better cash flow, improved profit and decreased debt for a company. Lowering the initial investment also opens the door to more product introductions.

To read the whole White Paper, click here.

FDM moves mountains for Chipotle

Get a behind-the-scenes look at how FDM 3D printing helped create Chipotle’s popular Back to the Start animated short film.




Fast-forward one minute into the movie to hear Bob Thorne, special effects supervisor at Artem Ltd., explain how his team shaved almost a week off a tight production timeline by using the Dimension 3D Printers to create just one character.

There is no limit to the end use of 3D printed parts.

To see how RedEye Australasia can help you with your next project call 1300 559 454.

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