End-Use PartsReduce Time-to-Market With High Speed ExtrusionTo get a product to market, it can take months to design, prototype, iterate, manufacture, and ship, even with the best suppliers on the planet. When traditional manufacturing falls short, the Essentium High Speed Extrusion (HSE™) 3D Printing Platform can bridge the gap. More than just a prototyping tool, Essentium’s powerhouse 3D printers can print end-use parts with complex geometries to ensure that manufacturers get to market ahead of the competition.WHY HIGH SPEED EXTRUSION? Make Material Changes Without Extending Lead TimeUsing the HSE 3D Printing Platform, material changes can be executed quickly and without tool changes, allowing manufacturers to get parts to market faster and cheaper. Impact Supply Chain at ScaleThe HSE 3D Printing Platform gives manufacturers the agility to design, prototype, produce, and distribute end-use parts in a matter of weeks. Experience Best-in-Class RepeatabilityDesktop printers cause part-to-part variation issues that render them useless in end-use applications. The HSE 3D Printing Platform has all linear servo motors and log files, allowing users to have a statistically relevant manufacturing capacity. END-USE Applications ESSENTIUM PPEWith a fleet of 10 Essentium HSE 180•ST 3D Printers, Essentium produced more than 25,000 masks in 90 days. READ MORE Recommended Materials Essentium HTN – CF25Essentium HTN-CF25 (high-temperature nylon) is a polyamide-based chemistry with a 25% carbon fiber reinforced core.Find out more »RECOMMENDED Machines HSE 280i HT 3D PRINTERThe HSE 280i HT 3D Printer is the first industrial 3D printer equipped with true independent dual extruders, giving users the ability to print double the components in half the time. READ MORE HSE 180•ST 3D PRINTERAt five-15x faster than the competition, HSE 180 3D Printing Platform is ideal for iterating and producing surface mount technology components to keep up with the pace of production. READ MORE Recommended BlogsAugust 10, 2021September 1, 2021Best Materials for 3D Printing Flight-Ready Aerospace PartsWe know that 3D printing in aerospace enables faster manufacturing of machine components and spare parts. It supports rapid prototype design and iteration and allows for parts to be made in any quantity and shape without excessive material waste. But AM’s biggest draw for aerospace is its ability to produce aircraft parts with equal strength […] Read More June 29, 2021August 11, 2021Advantages & Examples of 3D Printing for Aerospace ApplicationsAs the world emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, commercial air travel is expected to increase rapidly. Demand indicates an order of nearly 38,000 new aircrafts will be built over the next 20 years. As a result, equipment manufacturers, designers, and suppliers need to find cost-effective solutions to quickly and efficiently produce these aircraft.1 Read More June 29, 2021August 11, 2021Additive Manufacturing’s Role in AerospaceAM will never completely replace conventional manufacturing in aerospace and it shouldn’t. There are just some parts that cannot be 3D printed; some materials that cannot substitute for titanium and steel. That does not mean there isn’t a role for 3D printing in aerospace. Rather, Essentium, Inc.® believes AM should be viewed as a complement to […] Read More Request A QuoteRequest a quote of Essentium's unique 3D printing technologies today. Request A Quote
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August 10, 2021September 1, 2021Best Materials for 3D Printing Flight-Ready Aerospace PartsWe know that 3D printing in aerospace enables faster manufacturing of machine components and spare parts. It supports rapid prototype design and iteration and allows for parts to be made in any quantity and shape without excessive material waste. But AM’s biggest draw for aerospace is its ability to produce aircraft parts with equal strength […] Read More
June 29, 2021August 11, 2021Advantages & Examples of 3D Printing for Aerospace ApplicationsAs the world emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, commercial air travel is expected to increase rapidly. Demand indicates an order of nearly 38,000 new aircrafts will be built over the next 20 years. As a result, equipment manufacturers, designers, and suppliers need to find cost-effective solutions to quickly and efficiently produce these aircraft.1 Read More
June 29, 2021August 11, 2021Additive Manufacturing’s Role in AerospaceAM will never completely replace conventional manufacturing in aerospace and it shouldn’t. There are just some parts that cannot be 3D printed; some materials that cannot substitute for titanium and steel. That does not mean there isn’t a role for 3D printing in aerospace. Rather, Essentium, Inc.® believes AM should be viewed as a complement to […] Read More
