Low-volume Production
Low Volume Production
Nowadays companies make use of bridge manufacturing through 3D printing to produce low volume runs of a part that would take have otherwise taken long time and large cost using traditional manufacturing methods like CNC machining or injection molding. 3D printing enables a smooth transition from rapid prototyping to low volume production due to the advantage in design changes and 3D rendering of the parts before even they are produced.
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Low volume production refers to the steps and processes involved in the production of goods or services in small quantities. This type of production is characterized by a lower demand for the end product, and as a result, the production process may be more flexible and adaptable compared to high volume production.
There are many factors to consider when using 3D printing for low volume production, including the type of 3D printing technology, the material used, and the desired properties of the finished parts. It’s important to carefully plan and optimize the design and production process to ensure efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
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