EPISODE · Mar 3, 2020 · 24 MIN
3D Printing: The ‘Great Equalizer’ for U.S. Manufacturing
from Middle Market Growth Conversations · host Association of Corporate Growth
During the ACG Chicago Middle Market Manufacturing Conference, Middle Market Growth sat down with Jon Walker, business development manager at EOS North America, a provider of 3D printing solutions that include systems, software, materials and services. Walker explains how 3D printing and additive manufacturing differ from traditional manufacturing techniques, and how they can be used in applications ranging from aerospace and automotive to medical devices. The U.S. is the No. 1 market for industrial-grade 3D printers, and according to Walker, additive manufacturing is the “great equalizer” for American companies in the face of international competition. He also describes how the technology is evolving with respect to applications and materials, and he points to areas of opportunity for additive manufacturing in the future.
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During the ACG Chicago Middle Market Manufacturing Conference, Middle Market Growth sat down with Jon Walker, business development manager at EOS North America, a provider of 3D printing solutions that include systems, software, materials and services. Walker explains how 3D printing and additive manufacturing differ from traditional manufacturing techniques, and how they can be used in applications ranging from aerospace and automotive to medical devices. The U.S. is the No. 1 market for industrial-grade 3D printers, and according to Walker, additive manufacturing is the “great equalizer” for American companies in the face of international competition. He also describes how the technology is evolving with respect to applications and materials, and he points to areas of opportunity for additive manufacturing in the future.
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3D Printing: The ‘Great Equalizer’ for U.S. Manufacturing
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