Sarginsons Becomes First UK Foundry With Inorganic 3D Sand Printing
Coventry's Sarginsons invested £800,000 in the system, which prints sand cores at roughly 54 liters per hour.
Impresión 3D, robótica, máquinas herramienta, nuevos procesos: fabricar más rápido, más cerca, de otra manera.
Fabricar más rápido, más cerca, de otra manera: la sección sigue la impresión 3D que pasa de los prototipos a las piezas de serie, la robótica industrial y logística, las máquinas herramienta y los procesos que cambian un coste o un plazo en un orden de magnitud. Aquí se juega la relocalización real — la que se sostiene por la productividad, no por decreto.
Contamos talleres y cifras: un tiempo de ciclo, un coste por pieza, una tasa de defectos, una serie que arranca. Los fabricantes asiáticos y europeos de máquinas —a menudo empresas medianas que nadie cubre— encuentran aquí el sitio que su peso industrial justifica. La frontera con «Infraestructuras» no se mueve: aquí, lo que FABRICA; allí, lo que se CONSTRUYE. Cada artículo cita sus fuentes.
Coventry's Sarginsons invested £800,000 in the system, which prints sand cores at roughly 54 liters per hour.
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