Av3D Design Corp. Wants to Transform How New Products are Built Using 3D Printing Technology

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Oct. 11, 2021 - PRLog -- Aviation maintenance costs are high due to many regulations that govern parts, and a host of approvals are required before parts can be considered airworthy. The niche segment experiencing easier market penetration of 3D printing solutions is the area of non-stress-bearing cabin plastic parts like cup holders, video monitor shrouds, plastic edge bumpers, escutcheon fairing inlays etc. To ensure that the components, even though they are non-stress-bearing, are safe to be fitted to an airplane, they need to have a similar form, fit and function and need to go through burn tests and toxic gas release tests for compartment interior standards.

3D part printing is the new approach that has become a candidate for spearheading the transformations necessary for companies to start building new products with the technology, including defence and aerospace components. Av3D will help airlines to improve their designs, including making complex parts on-demand and manufacturing discontinued parts. Now it is possible to create three-dimensional shapes of any level of complexity imaginable, making it an ideal solution for rapid prototyping for the aerospace industry. Less material and consolidated designs result in fewer components and mean an overall reduction in weight and, ultimately, the bottom line.

About Av3D Design Corp.: Av3D serves as an integrated additive manufacturing solution provider for airlines, aircraft servicing companies and the aviation industry in general. The startup provides a system for companies to connect to when seeking a seamless adoption of additive manufacturing technologies on an industrial level. (https://av3dprinting.com/)