Tata Technologies on Wednesday mentioned it has partnered with 3D printing know-how firm Stratasys to offer superior additive manufacturing applied sciences to the Indian manufacturing ecosystem. The partnership will mix full capabilities and choices of Stratasys within the polymer house with deep manufacturing area data and sturdy presence of Tata Applied sciences within the manufacturing sector, delivering end-to-end options from idea to prototyping to manufacturing corporations based mostly out of India, it added.
Organisations are taking a look at leveraging new applied sciences corresponding to speedy prototyping and 3D printing through computer-aided design software program utilizing a variety of uncooked supplies corresponding to plastic, thermoplastic, steel, fiber, resin, and ceramic to provide subtle designs at minimal prices and decrease uncooked materials utilization.
As manufacturing corporations concentrate on enhancing their competitiveness within the new actuality, disruptive applied sciences like additive manufacturing will present them the required impetus to develop and ship higher merchandise to its clients, Tata Applied sciences President and Global Head of Technology Options Anand Bhade mentioned.
“We’re pleased to collaborate with Stratasys and provide world-class 3D printing applied sciences to the Indian manufacturing trade to assist it change into extra aggressive,” he added.
Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director of Stratasys India and South East Asia, mentioned as corporations search for know-how options to deal with vulnerabilities in manufacturing and provide chain logistics, additive manufacturing will play a far larger position in product innovation going ahead.
“Our partnership with Tata Applied sciences additional strengthens Stratasys’ dedication to driving additive manufacturing adoption within the Indian trade. We welcome Tata Applied sciences, one of the vital trusted manufacturers in India, to our ecosystem and are assured that this partnership will speed up technological transformation in Indian trade and academia with best-in-class Stratasys know-how,” he added.
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