Paul Guillaumot’s interview for OGN at Adipec 2023
Paul Guillaumot, SP3D's CEO is interviewed by Abdulaziz Khattak…
French companies at ADIPEC join forces to accelerate additive manufacturing for spare parts in UAE
Two French companies participating in the Abu Dhabi International…
Interview de Christian Darquier au salon Global Industrie 2023
Interview de Christian Darquier sur l'activité de Spare Parts…
PDO weighs massive 3D printing of oilfield spare parts with French technology
In a first for the Omani oilfield sector, Petroleum Development…
Christian Darquier from Spare Parts 3D presents DigiPART use case at Formnext
Christian Darquier's presentation about Petroleum Development…
Spare Parts 3D integre Generate du GICAT
Six nouvelles start-ups rejoignent notre accélérateur d’innovation #GENERATE en…
Spare Parts 3D introduced its Additive Manufacturing solution to key Saudi Stakeholders during the French Fab Booster accelerator program
Spare Parts 3D (SP3D) is a French startup that helps manufacturers…
Paul Guillaumot’s interview at ADIPEC
Spare Parts 3D engage un programme de R&D financé par l’Agence de l’Innovation de la Défense
Ocyan, entreprise pétroliere brésilienne se lance dans la 3D avec Spare Parts 3D
Brazilian Oil & Gas Ocyan partners with Spare Parts 3D for additive manufacturing
Spare Parts 3D to lead 3 year R&D program financed by the French Defense Innovation Agency
Qualification of 3D printed parts
Certification of individual 3D printed parts require long, complex, and expensive operations. While dealing with large quantities, it would be more realistic to certify the whole manufacturing process, further leading to certification of the parts produced within the process.
At Spare Parts 3D, we apply systematic standard requirements and associated test procedures for 3D printing processes. This way we can hedge risks and ensure the same levels of fidelity that are seen in conventional processes (casting, forging, machining).
At Spare Parts 3D, we apply systematic standard requirements and associated test procedures for 3D printing processes. This way we can hedge risks and ensure the same levels of fidelity that are seen in conventional processes (casting, forging, machining).
Spare Parts 3D selected to drive AM spare part adoption at Braskem
Additive manufacturing for consumer goods
With overwhelming improvements in the 3D printing technology both in terms of new and advanced 3D printers and materials, we will see a huge shift towards more direct manufacturing of consumer products in the coming years.
3D Printing Industry Gives Rise To New Possibilities
A recent report from Ipsos Business Consulting discussed the new possibilities that 3D printing industry will bring to production and supply chain.
Emerson Launches Its Advanced Additive Manufacturing Center in Singapore
US engineering giant Emerson opened its additive manufacturing center in Singapore on Mar. 24. Another big player accelerates its 3D printing revolution.
Astelav’s Case Study With Spare Parts 3D Showed A 50% Cost Reduction On Spare Parts
Astelav, the leading European spare parts distributor reached a 50% cost reduction by 3D printing long-tail parts, showed a case study with SP3D.
3D Printing Is The Key Driver Of The 4th Industrial Revolution
CEO of HP believes that 3D printing and digitalisation are the key drivers of the 4th Industrial revolution, disrupting the entire manufacturing industry.
What is 3D Printing? (Why FDM is the best option for final products?)
At Spare Parts 3D, so far we choose FDM technology to print plastic spare parts after careful comparison and analysis of the four widely used 3D printing technologies.
Of Three Types Of 3D Printing Expertise That Drive Success, SP3D Brings Two
Of the three key expertise to meet the challenges of 3D printing: technology, product development and production, SP3D provides two of them.
HP and Jabil: A 3D printing partnership to revolutionize manufacturing
A 3D printer manufacturer and a manufacturing solution company partner to disrupt the traditional supply chain and manufacturing industry
DHL Points Out The Great Implications Of 3D Printing For Spare Parts Logistics
A 3D printer manufacturer and a manufacturing solution company partner to disrupt the traditional supply chain and manufacturing industry
Reap the Fruit of Spare Parts Business in the Servitization Era
In the servitization era, companies should focus on spare parts management, a crucial component of customer relation as well as a profitable sector.
What if an Individual tries to Make a Spare using 3D Printing?
An individual try to make an obsolete spare part using 3D printing: the experience is very insightful
Daimler decided to 3D print its Trucks Spare Parts
According to Mercedes-Benz Trucks (Daimler), the leader in truck manufacturing, making spare parts using 3D printing is definitely a great idea
Adidas works on a 3D-Printed Personalized Shoe
Adidas is working on a highly personalized sport shoe, using 3D printing to manufacture the perfect midsole, for better comfort and performance
Spare Parts 3D co-innovates with SAP
Spare Parts 3D collaborates with SAP to better serve home appliances manufacturers and provide integrated solutions to deploy distributed manufacturing.
3D Printing is Transportation Main Threat, states PwC
Fully 41% of air cargo and 37% of ocean container shipments are threatened by 3D printing. The technology is Transportation main Threat, states PwC.
Eventually Shortening the Supply Chain: A 3D printing revolution
3D printing enables companies to Shorten and Simplify the Supply Chain, thanks to extensively Distributed Production
SEB deploys 3D printing on Spare Parts
SEB, the world leader in small household equipment, decide to 3D print spare parts in order to guarantee a lifetime repairability of its products
UPS and SAP believe in on-demand production using 3D Printing
SAP and UPS partner in order to deploy on-demand production using 3D printing
3D Printing – A Path Towards Full Value Potential
3D printing being now mature enough for end-use parts production, it is now ready to disrupt traditional manufacturing, as it enables companies to manufacture on-demand, to distribute production, and to perform mass customization.
The Powerful Impact of 3D Printing on Aircraft Engineering
Lighter, more durable engines thanks to 3D printing, a crucial technology for aircraft engineering.
Challenging Traditional Mass Production with 3D Printing
Carbon 3D's new process enhances the default trend of 3D printing in coming years: stop thinking about prototyping but dream big of end-use production.
What Gartner’s 2017 3D Printing Hype Cycle Tell us?
Gartner'S 2017 3D Printing Hype Cycle shows a comprehensive evolving cycle of all 3D printing applications, their respective level of maturity.
IDTechEx Research Estimates 3D Printing Metals Market to be Worth $12B in 2028
3D printing metals has progressed significantly to become an attractive solution for metal manufacturing. Discover key insights for the industry's future.
How do 3D Printed Parts Fare in Assessment by TÜV SÜD PSB?
Following our fact-stating infographic, here is to explain all the technical details about our TUV SUD PSB quality assessment - How exactly we achieved it?
7 Key Facts You Need to Know About 3D Printing in 2017
IDC forecasted the worldwide spending on 3D printing will grow to nearly $29B in 2020. Sculpteo illustrated the same trend in its 2017 State of 3D Printing.
How to Ensure Industrial-Grade Quality for Products in 3D Printing?
3D printing shares main features of any other traditional manufacturing methods. It requires multi-disciplined expertise in both engineering and production.
Ford Explores 3D Printing For Car Parts With Personalization And Cost Efficiency In Mind
Ford starts to test large-scale car parts with Stratasys using 3D printing in hopes of meeting personalized demand and increasing cost efficiency.
More Major Players in Appliances Sector Explore 3D Printing for Spare Parts
As 3D printing technology matures, Electrolux is working with Spare Parts 3D to leverage on the advantages of 3D printing as a way of reducing inventory.
Digitalisation of Spare Parts Can Create a Competitive Advantage for Manufacturers
The VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland has undertaken a study with Aalto University on the benefits of digitalisation and 3D printing spare parts.
Damen Unveils the First Class Certified 3D Printed Ship Propeller
DNVGL Releases First Additive Manufacturing Certification for Marine Industry
MINI: Utilising 3D-Printing for Personalization
How 3D Printing Makes Obsolescence of Inventory Obsolete?
The revolution of 3D printing is on, and in few years from now obsolescence will have become obsolete! How Additive Manufacturing will create infinite lifetime?
Digital Inventory: How 3D Printing Decreases Your Supply Risk to Zero?
Supply chain is the result of a thin balance between offer and demand. With Additive manufacturing, you can now reduce your inventory buffer and tighten your supply chain with smaller batches of 3D printed parts.
Inventory performance: How 3D Printing will help you to manage your long tail stock?
The revolution of 3D printing is on, and in few years from now obsolescence will have become obsolete! How Additive Manufacturing will create infinite lifetime?
How Additive Manufacturing solves the MRO issue
"Repairing or purchaising a new machine?" That question is definitely outdated with Additive Manufacturing. And 3D printing is getting everyday faster! Good perspective isn't it ?
When Additive manufacturing reaches railway transport
Deutsche Bahn (DB) started to introduce 3D printing in 2015 and is constantly developing the process with a target of 15,000 spare parts produced by the end of 2018.
The Power and Gas Industry: is additive manufacturing the solution to survive?
Main players from the Power and Gas industry like General Electric and Siemens have recently suffered from a lack of demand. They are now investing into additive manufacturing to survive.
The Total Cost of Ownership: The Invisible Part Highlighted by AM
On-demand manufacturing is leading the industry 4.0 revolution, producing components quickly and cost-effectively. On low-volume injection moulding parts and tooling, it can drastically reduce the Total cost of Ownership (TCO).
Top 4 reasons why 3D Printing Spare Parts is game-changing
At Spare Parts 3D, we strongly believe that additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, is a game-changer for the manufacturing and supply chain industries.
General Electric: a traditional leader pioneering the 3D printing industry
If some famous companies like Boeing or BMW already took a step into AM, printing thousands of parts aiming at having more flexibility in customization, it is still very marginal compared to GE.
Natural disasters: how 3D printing strengthens the manufacturing operations
If some famous companies like Boeing or BMW already took a step into AM, printing thousands of parts aiming at having more flexibility in customization, it is still very marginal compared to GE.
How Onsite Additive Manufacturing can help you ship a factory?
After having revolutionized the industrial design and prototyping industries, Spare Parts 3D believe that 3D printing is the solution for replacement spare parts.
Ensuring Product Quality in a Distributed Manufacturing Model
If quality management within a specific factory is an industrial issue in itself, yet it is an even more complicated challenge in a distributed production organization. How to strictly control specific manufacturing parameters when you’re not in situ?
Additive Manufacturing in Automotive Production
How can Additive Manufacturing outdo the limitations it had for the automotive industry with regards to productivity and cost-per-part? It is possible to cut costs by 90% and improve efficiency by over 90%.
Volkswagen to mass customise 100,000 3D printed units per year using the newly launched HP Metal Jet 3D Printer
Watching its revenues plummeting over the last year, Oil & Gas industrials are looking for a rapid operational efficiency. That is why 3D printing is now entering into the game.
U.S. Navy repairs Combat Equipment using 3D Printing
Watching its revenues plummeting over the last year, Oil & Gas industrials are looking for a rapid operational efficiency. That is why 3D printing is now entering into the game.
SpareParts3D collaborates with DNV GL in its Joint Industry Program (JIP) on Additive Manufacturing
50 enterprising 3D printing providers across 5 continents are ready to produce under SP3D's rigorous manufacturing process and qualification standard.
The Largest Additive Manufactured Passenger Aircraft Part for Qatar Airways
Diehl Aviation delivered the largest 3D printed passenger aircraft part, a curtain comfort header developed with Airbus, for Qatar Airways.
Audi Develops Additive Manufacturing Production for Tooling
The German company, Audi has expanded its production at its Volkswagen Group R8 facility, the Böllinger Höfe, with a new 3D printing area. The department is producing custom 3D printed parts as auxiliary tools to reduce maintenance costs.
How 3D Printing Locally Can Reduce Your Business Risk?
Manufacturers have to have a various set of external risks that might cause operational disruption. Locally producing spare parts with 3D printing helps them reduce or even eliminate some of the business risks that can be beyond their control.
DNV GL, Lead Researcher of Singapore-based Program, to Boost the Use of Additive Manufacturing in the Maritime Sector
The Oslo-based international classification society, DNV GL, has been appointed as the lead researcher of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore-initiated Joint Industry Program (JIP), which aims to expand the use of 3D Printing in the maritime sector.
How Is 3D Printing Used to Help the Containment of Coronavirus?
Industries have adopted 3D printing to help health professionals stop the spreading of Covid-19
ASEAN, additive manufacturing, spare parts: What future?
Thyssenkrupp recently published a white paper, entitled “Additive manufacturing adding up growth opportunities for ASEAN”, talking about the development of additive manufacturing in the ASEAN region.
Right to Repair: How to Prepare for It as a Manufacturer?
As EU plans to implement the Right to Repair regulations, home appliance manufacturers must prepare themselves by shifting their mentality and adopt the appropriate solutions, such as digital manufacturing and IoT.
The Maiden Flight of Boeing 777X with More Than 300 3D-Printed Parts
More than 300 3D-printed parts took an aerial journey with Boeing 777X, the largest and most fuel-efficienttwin-engine jet.
How Is 3D Printing Used to Help the Containment of Coronavirus?
Industries have adopted 3D printing to help health professionals stop the spreading of Covid-19
The Nuclear Energy Sector Has Been Transformed by 3D Printing in Several Ways
The nuclear energy is the second-largest sources of electricity today. Recently, 3D printing has been applied in this industry to recycle more nuclear waste and design new parts and devices that could not be fabricated using traditional methods.
Transforming the Renewable Energy Industry With 3D Printing
3D printing has been applied in the renewable energy industry to explore an alternative production process to make parts of renewable energy equipment to accelerate the development of the industry.
Resilient Supply Chain with Digital Manufacturing
Having a more resilient supply chain allows businesses to minimize the negative impacts of disruptions or the time required to recover from the disruption. To do so, firms must have a well-planned and flexible sourcing strategy as discussed in this blog post.
Metal Additive Manufacturing Market Grows as Demand Continues to Rise
Researchers and engineers in different industries, such as aerospace, automotive, and others, have capitalized on metal additive manufacturing to transform how they design and produce metal parts.
How should Oil and Gas Industry get into additive manufacturing?
Watching its revenues plummeting over the last year, Oil & Gas industrials are looking for a rapid operational efficiency. That is why 3D printing is now entering into the game.
BRASKEM USES SPARE PARTS 3D’S DIGIPART SOFTWARE TO OPTIMIZE ITS 3D PRINTING SUPPLY CHAIN
How Industrial-Scale Additive Manufacturing may be right for your business?
Producing parts and products with additive manufacturing at an industrial scale holds great potentials for manufacturers. However, there are still some challenges for them to face before enjoying the full benefits of additive manufacturing, said Robert Meshel, the director of AM initiative by Siemens.
At BMW, 3D Printing Can Transform Automotive Production
At the Rapid + TCT trade show, the German automaker underlines the development of Additive Manufacturing in the automotive sector. This technology can help automotive manufacturers reach economies of scale if material costs are low enough.
An Expectation of 25% Growth in Shipments for Industrial 3D Printers
CONTEXT, an England research firm, revealed in a market study, that shipments by units of industrial metal and polymer 3D printers continue to increase.
Additive Manufacturing and the Power Industry: how effective is this technology to support the industry?
By 2025, the growth of the additive manufacturing sector is expected to reach $20bn all over the world. The power industry has been under pressure and therefore started looking into the application of 3D printing to find solutions resulting in cost savings and shorter time frames.
3D Printing and the Railway Sector
The level of interest in 3D Printing has heavily increased over the past few years. More and more companies in the railway industry adopt 3D printing technologies in their production and maintenance work. How well does this technology support the industry?
CNH Industrial: its first 3D Spare Parts for Buses and Agricultural Equipment!
At the beginning of March, CNH Industrial announced that it has taken a huge step in the implementation of Additive Manufacturing technology by printing its first four 3D printed spare parts.
Automotive Industry: Ford & Porsche push the metal 3D printing forward!
Watching its revenues plummeting over the last year, Oil & Gas industrials are looking for a rapid operational efficiency. That is why 3D printing is now entering into the game.
Who should 3D print Spare Parts: End Users or Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs)?
At Spare Parts 3D, we strongly believe that additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, is a game-changer for the manufacturing and supply chain industries.
SP3D’s Global Network: Connecting Business and Opportunities
60 ventures 3D printing providers from 30 different countries have joined our global network after going through a highly-selective and rigorous qualification process.
Spare Parts 3D’s unique Business Model
If some famous companies like Boeing or BMW already took a step into AM, printing thousands of parts aiming at having more flexibility in customization, it is still very marginal compared to GE.
SpareParts3D joins up with Whirlpool on a 3D printing project
50 enterprising 3D printing providers across 5 continents are ready to produce under SP3D's rigorous manufacturing process and qualification standard.
How to adopt Additive Manufacturing into your business in a Smart Way!
If some famous companies like Boeing or BMW already took a step into AM, printing thousands of parts aiming at having more flexibility in customization, it is still very marginal compared to GE.
LEGO and Stanley Black & Decker Invests $19M in Evolve Additive Solutions
Watching its revenues plummeting over the last year, Oil & Gas industrials are looking for a rapid operational efficiency. That is why 3D printing is now entering into the game.
Sustainable Manufacturing: 3D Printing Spares Sustainably
With the help of 3D printing technologies, Spare Parts 3D's solution has a directly positive impact on environmental protection, allowing manufacturers to sustainably manufacture their spare parts.
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