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Additive manufacturing (AM) has the potential to revolutionize the manufacturing space, allowing companies across industries to build lighter, stronger, and more cost-effective parts, while accelerating development and production timelines.
While many industries are awakening to the benefits of additive manufacturing, the aviation sector was one of the first to embrace this new manufacturing approach.
Over the past 25 years, Aeromart has become a pivotal event for the aerospace industry, connecting business community across the supply chain worldwide.
At Burloak Technologies, we help you gain access to the information you need through the insights of Burloak Technologies’ leading experts so that you can navigate this new terrain with confidence. In this installment, we discuss how AM can help automotive manufacturers transition to an electric fleet of vehicles.
The latest issue of Canadian Metalworking features our Vice-President & General Manager, Jason Ball, and Technical Director, Keyvan Hosseinkhani discussing the range of factors that must be considered in a successful AM strategy.
At Burloak Technologies, we help you gain access to the information you need through the insights of Burloak Technologies’ leading experts so that you can navigate this new terrain with confidence.
Canadian Manufacturing visited our facility in Oakville, ON to chat with our team about how additive manufacturing can help Canadian manufacturers achieve their net zero ambitions.
As companies across the aviation sector ramp up their focus on environmental sustainability, many are gravitating toward the numerous eco-friendly aspects of AM.
Manufacturing supply chains have become increasingly complex over the last three decades, with most now spanning broad geographies, leveraging a wide array of sophisticated logistics, and relying on many external vendors.