Description
In this way, all parts can be designed and printed in 3D and, once they are all in place, they can be reviewed to see if they work and fit correctly, both separately and together.
Once the tests have been carried out, adjusting the designs and solving the problems detected in an optimal way, then it is when the final pieces are manufactured in aluminum, which is a much more expensive process.
Also, when there is a need to create large special electromagnetic brakes or clutches, 3D printing technology is used to manufacture the supports of the coils that make up the electromagnet, since traditional manufacturing methods cannot be used.
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