Stratasys Partners With Radford to Produce 500 3D-printed Parts for the Lotus Type 62-2 Coachbuilt Sports Car
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Viewers get an inside look at the process from designing to prototyping, tooling, and finally producing production parts utilizing Stratasys FDM, PolyJet, and stereolithography 3D printing technologies.
Key Points:
- Viewers get an inside look at the process from designing to prototyping, tooling, and finally producing production parts utilizing Stratasys FDM, PolyJet, and stereolithography 3D printing technologies.
- Stratasys 3D printing technology gave us the design freedom and ability to easily create customized, one-off pieces and parts for these two prototype vehicles.
- To produce the first two cars, over 500 parts were 3D-printed at the Radford Studio, automotive design and engineering firm Aria Group, and Stratasys Direct Manufacturing.
- Lotus is a world-class company, Radford is a world-class company, so when we looked to 3D-printed parts, we looked to Stratasys.