Learn how to go from prototyping to high speed production in less than 100 days

Accelerating the product development cycle is a key factor in giving companies an edge in bringing products to market faster than their competitors. OECHSLER, one of the world’s largest additive manufacturers, recently utilized the Carbon DLS™ process to accomplish this goal, going from prototype to production of 200,000 helmet liners for the Riddell SpeedFlex Precision Diamond Helmet in less than 100 days.

To explore how they accomplished this achievement, Carbon and OECHSLER invite you to a new virtual presentation, “Successfully Achieving High Speed Production at Scale Using Additive Technology.” You will discover how OECHSLER approaches additive serial production, brings products to the international market faster, and why additive manufacturing is an important part of the future of product development and production.

Join us on September 23 at 9 AM PT as Lena Rudel, Senior Director of Technology Management at OECHSLER Motion, and Adam Jones, Vice President of Operations at OECHSLER Motion, speak with Carbon’s Jason Lopes and Jon Bruner about how additive manufacturing can open up new avenues for design and production, and the important design principles to keep in mind when designing for serial production.