How 3D printing really helps accelerate sustainable manufacturing

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Isoclima

23/06/2025

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3D printing is no longer just for prototyping or small-scale production — it’s now a powerful tool for making manufacturing more sustainable. The article explores how additive manufacturing helps reduce waste, lighten components, shorten supply chains, and directly cut emissions. It’s a practical look at how this technology is shaping the future of production.

Link: https://www.weforum.org/stories/2023/06/how-3d-printing-helps-accelerate-sustainable-manufacturing/?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social_video&utm_term=1_1&utm_content=38939_Japan_3D_railway&utm_campaign=social_video_2024

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