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Dielenberg, along with co-founder Scott Anderson, is looking to scale equipment offering in the Coburg North facility, which includes a wood workshop, welding bay, laser cutting, 3Dprinting, CNC milling, bronze forge, spray booth and co-working fabrication space. The fabrication space is a valuable asset inside the studio.
This also included the design and production of coupons and critical parts, validation and qualification, and the final delivery of the full-sized metal 3D-printed casing. The team also reduced the manufacturing leadtime from nine months to two and a half months, by approximately 75%.
It also reduced maintenance costs, tool costs (30-40%) and tooling leadtimes (20-30%). This is unfortunate since tool production — especially hard/metal tools — can have long leadtimes and add considerable cost to the bottom line. Photo Credit: General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. Fraser, Mich.,
Medbio also provides part feasibility reviews, 3Dprints its polymer additive molding-automation components, offers tool transfer services and produces a simplified prototype/bridge tooling option. Case in point, earlier this year, a two-cavity tool the team had been using since 2018 for a long-running program got damaged.
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