Consumers have come to expect periodic releases of ever-more advanced electronics. From smartphones to smart home systems and wearables, new consumer products require significant evaluation and testing before they hit the market. Before moving to mass manufacturing, these new products require rigorous testing for quality, functionality, and user experience.
With new consumer product upgrade and release cycles becoming tighter, electronics designers need a solution that helps reduce the time involved in each R&D and prototyping cycle. By far, the most time-consuming and least productive portion of R&D is repetitive design, build, and test cycles.
Rapid prototyping with traditional manufacturing processes is anything but fast, so designers need a real solution for true rapid prototyping. This illustrates the value of 3D printing in consumer electronics development and prototyping; designers can quickly create fully-functional electronics in a matter of hours rather than days, and this can be done in-house. Designers can innovate more often, quickly test functionality, and implement redesigns before manufacturing at scale. The following is about 3D Printing Electronic Products Rapid Prototypes.
Stainless steel refers to steel that is resistant to weak corrosive media such as air, steam, water, and chemically etched media such as acid, alkali, salt, etc., also known as stainless acid-resistant steel. In practical applications, steel that is resistant to weak corrosive media is often referred to as stainless steel, while steel that is resistant to chemical media is referred to as acid-resistant steel. Due to the difference in chemical composition between the two, the former is not necessarily resistant to chemical media corrosion, while the latter generally has rust.The following is about Stainless Steel Passivating Mechanical Rapid Prototypes.
Read MoreSend InquiryRapid prototyping uses 3D computer aided design (CAD) and manufacturing processes (typically additive manufacturing) to quickly develop 3D parts, models, or assemblies for research and development and/or product testing.
The use of rapid prototyping techniques allows design teams to develop multiple iterations of a design prototype without the added cost and time using traditional manufacturing and design techniques.The following is about Office Industry Parts Rapid Prototypes.
Powder Coating is most commonly used in the industrial sector for both (Low Volume and High Volume) Mass Production Factories such as CNC Machine Shops and Sheet Metal Fabrication Facilities. The Powder Coating material is a composite mixture of fine powderized paint pigments and fine powderized plastic particles. The fine powderized plastic particles are comprised of either (thermoplastics or thermoset plastics) such as Polyester and Epoxy. When discharged through the Powder Coat Paint Gun, the particles are ionized via an electrical coil. The positively charged ions assist the powder in the coating process as it is attracted to the negatively charged part.The following is about Auto Parts Powder Coating Rapid Prototype.
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Read MoreSend InquiryHeat treatments can be applied to metal alloys throughout the manufacturing process. For CNC machined parts, heat treatments are typically applied either:
Before CNC machining: When a standardized grade of a metal alloy is requested that is readily available, the CNC service provider will machine the parts directly from that stock material. This is often the best option for reducing lead times.
After CNC machining: Some heat treatments significantly increase the hardness of the material or are used as a finishing step after forming. In these cases, the heat treatment is applied after CNC machining, as high hardness reduces the machinability of a material. For example, this is standard practice when CNC machining tool steel parts.The following is about Auto Parts Heat Treatment Rapid Prototypes.