Industry Applications

1. Used for design. 3D printing technology accelerates the conversion from design concept to physical model, enabling automotive designers to quickly iterate and optimize design solutions, while helping engineers to deeply understand the functions and performance of complex prototype parts.

2. Direct production of complex structural parts. For some parts with complex structures, traditional manufacturing methods may not meet the requirements or the cost is too high. 3D printing can directly produce these parts without additional tools or molds. This not only reduces production costs, but also shortens the production cycle.

3. Production of lightweight structural parts on automobiles. With the improvement of environmental protection standards, automakers use 3D printing to produce lightweight parts such as plastics, metals and composites to reduce vehicle weight and improve fuel economy.

4. Customized special workpieces and testing equipment. 3D printing can customize special workpieces and testing equipment as needed to meet specific production needs. This can improve production efficiency, reduce waste, and ensure product quality.

5. Production of whole vehicle models. 3D printing technology can be used to make whole vehicle models, so that engineers and designers can better understand the overall appearance and performance of the vehicle, which is very helpful for displaying, evaluating and testing new models.