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3D-Printed Metal Tooling Is Driving the Future of Auto Manufacturing 3D-Printed Metal Tooling Is Driving the Future of Auto Manufacturing
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3D-Printed Metal Tooling Is Driving the Future of Auto Manufacturing 3D-Printed Metal Tooling Is Driving the Future of Auto Manufacturing
3D-Printed Metal Tooling Is Driving the Future of Auto Manufacturing Over in Tennessee, something rather ground-breaking is taking shape—layer by molten layer. Engineers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have made a bold leap in manufacturing, using 3D-printed metal moulds to produce large composite components for automobiles. And if their research is anything to go by, this isn’t just another technological …
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