Revolutionizing Manufacturing: 3D Printed Composite Brackets vs. Machined Steel

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  Composite 3D printed brackets are a lighter and cheaper alternative to machined steel for helicopter hinge assembly.
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  01:43

  9T Labs uses a unique 3D printing process to produce small composite parts with carbon fiber reinforcement and achieve full consolidation through compression molding.
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  03:46

  3D printing is revolutionizing the composites industry by automating material placement and expanding the use of polymer in various applications.
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  05:45

  9T Labs' 3D printing tech reduces material usage and weight by optimizing carbon fiber placement, resulting in cost savings.
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  07:49

  3D printing can replace metal parts with reinforced polymer, resulting in significant weight savings and cost reduction.
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  09:26

  3D printing with composites can compete with machined metal parts in some markets, with a 3D printed bracket capable of holding up to 900 pounds.
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  11:38

  3D printing is being used to create lightweight, high-performance parts that are cheaper and faster to produce than machined metal parts.
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  13:54

  PowderLife simplifies powder handling for additive manufacturing with cloud-based tracking software and specialized hardware.