3D printing is the most common form of additive manufacturing, creating physical parts directly from digital files by depositing or curing material layer by layer. At Carmo it is used for rapid prototypes, jigs and low-volume functional parts.
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Nine functional medical components in a medical-grade material: months taken out of a timeline that had already run long.
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Functional prototypes in the production material in 1–2 days, where a conventional mould tool takes up to six weeks.
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Write to usMore than 80 years of continuous private ownership: one team from prototype to volume, no handover.
ISO 13485-certified quality management and an ISO Class 8 cleanroom environment: components with the documentation your audit asks for.
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