Metal additive manufacturing enhances design freedom and reduces development periods in advanced industrial applications.
Metal additive manufacturing is a technology that enables the production of mechanical parts with complex geometries, which were difficult to create using conventional manufacturing methods. It is expected to be utilized in a wide range of fields, from aerospace to general industrial machinery, as it contributes to greater design freedom and shorter development periods.
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