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Swift Engineering uses 3D printed composite tooling to create complex designs that are effective without compromising performance. From aeronautics to race cars, Swift Engineering uses the latest methods to keep on the cutting edge of their industry through the help of Stratasys machines.
Watch videoJapanese voiceover with English subtitles. Customization Drives Daihatsu to use 3D Printing Daihatsu Motor Company, wants to place the freedom of customization into the hands of the user. With the variable color technology of the Fortus machines, they can achieve their goals of making the perfect car for their clients. Learn more: https://www.stratasys.com/materials/search/asa
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Swift Engineering uses 3D printed composite tooling to create complex designs that are effective without compromising performance. From aeronautics to race cars, Swift Engineering uses the latest methods to keep on the cutting edge of their industry through the help of Stratasys machines.
Japanese voiceover with English subtitles. Customization Drives Daihatsu to use 3D Printing Daihatsu Motor Company, wants to place the freedom of customization into the hands of the user. With the variable color technology of the Fortus machines, they can achieve their goals of making the perfect car for their clients. Learn more: https://www.stratasys.com/materials/search/asa
