BigRep - Large-Format 3D Printers printed a sensor fixture in one piece on the BigRep ONE, which holds sensors for measuring seal gaps and door rubber seal space.
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Ford's sensor fixture is printed in one piece on the BigRep ONE. The fixture holds the sensors that measure the seal gap, the space between the car body and the door whe…
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BigRep - Large-Format 3D Printers
Industrial Large-Format 3D Printers built to take you from prototyping to production.
- Industry
- Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
- Location
- Berlin, DE
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About BigRep - Large-Format 3D Printers
A global leader in large-format FFF 3D printing, BigRep strives to transform its user’s productivity and creativity with easy-to-use additive manufacturing solutions. With an aim to help companies accelerate innovation and rethink manufacturing, BigRep’s German-engineered 3D printers enable engineers, designers and manufacturers from start-ups to fortune 100 companies to go from prototyping to production faster, getting their products to market first. Through collaborations with strategic partners – including BASF, Bosch Rexroth, Etihad Airways, and Deutsche Bahn – BigRep continues to develop complete additive manufacturing solutions comprising of industrial 3D printers, software, and advanced materials. Founded in 2014, BigRep is headquartered in Berlin with offices and technical centers in Boston and Singapore.
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