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Stressing the advantages of Additive Manufacturing |
 | Limitations and advantages of FDM - 1 |
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Identifying the range of products |
 | Describing the range of products |
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Advising customers and analyzing customer demands |
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Estimating the costs of an order |
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might be the first keywords.
Potential for individual features
- Describe the product range you prefer using text form to be published e.g. (for example) on a website.
- If possible do consider the capacities of both your processing techniques, your time, and your personnel resources.
- Search for examples in the internet. Nearly all companies are presenting their product range on their websites.
Click all 5 green buttons!
The product range you are preferring should fit your technical possibilities.
Among these there is the maximum building volume inside the printer which measures
(Length x Depth x Height) 223mm x 223mm x 205mm.
The advantages and practical implications of Additive Manufacturing as found in the previous chapter will serve to work on features relevant for potential customers.