Inside a Digital Foundry - Grede Iron Mountain and Sand 3D Printing

Grede Iron Mountain installed its first S-Max® machine in 2018, followed by an S-Max® Pro in 2021. Using processes like robotic grinding and sand binder jet 3D printing, Grede offers quick-turn castings while reducing the need for assembly and the associated hard-to-find labor, making advanced manufacturing part of the DNA of the iron foundry as it positions itself to grow into the future.

[@SuperYellowsubmarin]

I like how this tech is switching from prototyping-only to series producing the most complex cores

[@mayflowerconsulting5540]

We toured this foundry yesterday, and got a great overview of the 3D printer by Kyle -- so impressive!

[@ghavzz]

Wow... I know how difficult some moulds to do manually...imagine having this.. great

[@DArkwIng2]

@3DPrintingNerd you need to cover this! 🙂

[@martynnewby6298]

Well done guys!

[@lanzdavid958]

Great

[@rchkdd3804]

❤

[@mohamed-ih8em9dh9m]

العديد من أجزاء المحرك السيارة صناعتها ليست صعبة احتار لماذا العديد من الدول لا تنتج سيارة لوحدها.....

[@davidrabin7287]

Bonder name and were to buy it?

[@kellymoses8566]

"We are still having difficultly getting employees for what little we are willing to pay".

[@Jon-pc3tx]

I don’t think that’s it. I think kids are too lazy to go to work these days and want to do a TH-cam channel.

[@DArkwIng2]

#3DPrintingNerd

[@hoppercar]

So many company's ...including mine ..can't get employees for one simple reason.....your too greedy ...and you don't offer benefits for the long run to retain people...