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Today there are a variety of ways to manufacture parts and products through different additive manufacturing (AM) processes. However, getting the most out of your AM capabilities requires designing for the specific AM technology.

This infographic offers a look into design for additive manufacturing—what the technology can enable, the current processes and technologies in use, and what needs to be accounted for when designing for additive manufacturing.
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Manufacturers who go beyond conventional 3D printing technologies can distance themselves from the competition. Buffalo Manufacturing Works leads the way in developing, testing, and deploying emerging and innovative additive manufacturing processes.

Our team is working to make new additive manufacturing technologies production-ready:
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 	<li>3D Printing</li>
 	<li>Hybrid Processes</li>
 	<li>Design Flexibility</li>
 	<li>Functional Printing</li>
 	<li>Digital Manufacturing</li>
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716.710.5500
<a style="color: #404042;" href="mailto:Info@BuffaloManufacturingWorks.com">Info@BuffaloManufacturingWorks.com</a>
683 Northland Ave Buffalo, New York 14203
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