, www.Tube-tradefair.com cordially welcomes you with current news from the tube branch! Some components are simply too complex to be able to manufacture them with conventional methods. This is where 3D print comes into play, which in the meantime has become a common method in the case of plastic as a basic material. On the other hand with metals, there is still a touch of inventiveness to be perceived: For industrial applications, 3D printers, which can process metals, are becoming ever more interesting. For this reason, the voestalpine corporation opened a research centre for 3D printingof metal parts, completely according to the motto new dimensions in production. Enjoy reading! The Tube team
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