Research Shows Industries Adopting Additive Manufacturing
As more industries embrace 3D printing, Vidmar offers useful storage solutions
New research from Deloitte concludes that major industries are embracing additive manufacturing (AM), otherwise known as 3D printing, for tooling. As companies adopt this innovative technique, storage needs will change, and Vidmar’s industrial storage solutions can help companies get a foothold in the new market.
Mark Cotteleer and Jim Joyce, authors of the Deloitte research article, note the benefits of flexibility and expense reduction in the use of AM for tooling—concepts Vidmar has repeatedly realized. Two Vidmar custom-configured cabinets house the contents of five standard units of shelving, and they protect tools and materials from dust and damage, saving space and money. Similarly, cabinet drawers are interchangeable and can be reconfigured to meet inventory needs at any time, boosting storage flexibility and efficiency.
Keeping up with rapidly changing technology while maintaining standards of quality and efficiency are challenges that Vidmar has conquered before. Backed by a lifetime guarantee, Vidmar’s suite of tough, durable storage products complement many industries—including those making the switch to 3D printing for tooling.
Vidmar offers both new and potential customers a free onsite analysis to ensure that all storage needs are being addressed.
Interested businesses should visit STANLEYVidmar.com/contact or call 800-523-9462.
About Vidmar
A division of Stanley Black & Decker, Vidmar offers storage solutions to all industries, with modular space-saving systems that provide quick, safe access to parts, tools, and supplies. A Vidmar system can maximize valuable floor space while providing an integrated solution for inventory control. Customers can arrange for a free analysis of their storage needs by calling 800-523-9462.
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