3DEO adds DfAM as core service
Offering design and engineering services to its customers throughout the entire product lifecycle
Los Angeles-based 3DEO, one of the world’s highest volume metal 3D printing companies, has added design and engineering services to its portfolio of offerings, to better support its customers throughout the entire product lifecycle. 3DEO is introducing advanced end-to-end solutions to product and engineering teams across all industries, specializing in medical devices, industrial equipment, aerospace and consumer products. The decision to include early-stage DfAM in its already differentiated 3D printing technology service gives 3DEO a further advantage to uniquely solve its customers’ needs at any stage of the product development lifecycle – with the ultimate goal of production at scale.
“3DEO is a company built on the pillars of innovation – by innovators and for innovators,” said Matt Sand, President and co-founder of 3DEO. “This evolution in service offerings positions us as a premier, highly differentiated partner. We are unique not only because of the services we offer, but because our 3D printing platform is built with patented, proprietary technology. As a result, we have the ability to customize our technology platform to help our customers solve their hardest engineering challenges.”
3DEO is one of the only end-to-end design and manufacturing services that uses its own proprietary technology platform to provide high quality parts that are consistent from first articles through to production at scale. 3DEO holds more than 20 pending and awarded patents for its technology and, the end-to-end automated platform.
Over the past year, 3DEO has won industry awards for its components, designs, and material properties, including the recent TCT Consumer Product Application Award for its 3D printed production razor manufactured for Blackland Razors – “The Era.”
“We take a lot of pride in being a partnership-driven organization that works in concert with our customers to overcome difficult engineering problems,” said Matt Sand. “So adding design and engineering services seemed only natural to answer the call of our customers that need expertise in designing for additive manufacturing to gain a competitive advantage with innovative designs and breakthrough products.”
