Rize One 3D printer reduces costs and improves speed by 20%

LAMBETH, U.K. - Jan. 14, 2018 - PRLog -- Despite having six 3D printing technologies in this global consumer packaged goods manufacturer's (CPG) additive manufacturing lab that vary in size, cost and capabilities, the increasingly competitive CPG market demands that the lab continue to compress the time to deliver usable parts to their 100 engineers, who need them. Said the company's additive manufacturing lab manager, time is money:

"Innovation requires iteration. Iteration is the key to engineering. If you can speed that up, your time to market accelerates." – AM Lab Manager, Global CPG Manufacturer

Following a comprehensive assessment of Rize's patented Augmented Polymer Deposition
(APD) technology, this innovative CPG manufacturer purchased Rize One for their lab, certain
that Rize's patented zero-post-processing 3D printing technology and clean, safe and
environmentally-friendly process that produces isotropic parts would have a significant, positive
impact on their part turnaround time, operational costs, product quality and safety.

Analyzing speed and costs
They conducted an in-depth analysis and comparison of the part turnaround speed and cost differences between Stratasys' Fortus, and Rize One, both of which operate in their lab. They selected the Fortus for this comparison with Rize One because they agreed that it is the closest comparable system to Rize One from a capability standpoint.

Read more details regarding the parts turnaround time of Rize vs Competitors and find out how much this CPG's manufacturer saved by selecting Rize One. Full article at Additive News website - visit: http://additivenews.com/rize-one-case-study-cpg-manufactu...

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