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Charlotte Stonestreet
Managing Editor |
3D printing & additive manufacturing zone at MACH 2016
16 July 2015
The wide spread adoption of 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing has been one of the biggest revolutions in modern manufacturing technologies in the past decade, streamlining how prototypes are made and small batch manufacturing is carried out. With this in mind MACH 2016 is pleased to announce that next year’s exhibition will feature a dedicated 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing Zone, showcasing all the latest advances in this technology.
James Selka, CEO of the MTA, said "3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing are becoming increasingly prominent within the industry. We recognise that this is no longer a fledgling technology but an integral part of the manufacturing process. The MACH Exhibition is the home of technological advances for the manufacturing industry in the UK and it is only right that we explore this process further through its own dedicated zone.”
The 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing Zone will be one of the biggest at MACH 2016. Many of the leading companies in the sector such as, Creat3d, Laser Lines, Nabertherm, Photo Labs and Stratasys are already on the floorplan, and more are in the pipeline to exhibit.
Simon Brandon, UK Marketing Manager at Stratasys emphasised the rapid growth of additive manufacturing, saying "3D printing has long been a tool for product design and development, but we now see its use right across manufacturing - including tooling and production parts. Stratasys wants the opportunity to demonstrate the quality, safety and cost benefits brought by 3D printing applications to the UK manufacturing community, so exhibiting at MACH is the natural choice for us. We feel that coming to MACH is a key part of our future success.”
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