EOS 3D Printing Solutions  – We Support You the Whole Way

Cost-effective and reliable nasal swabs for PCR test kits. Aenium and Burloak developed a model for producing up to 40 000 swabs per day on multiple EOS additive manufacturing systems.

With help from EOS and AMCM, the US start-up LAUNCHER is currently working on a way to send small to medium payloads into space more efficiently than ever before. The results include novel and innovative rocket designs and the world’s largest rocket engine to ever be manufactured additively in a single piece.
 

Rapid and cost-efficient production of a series production-ready, drinking water-approved shower head for dogs, made from just a few components, offering quality, design, and convenience functions that will impress dogs and their owners alike.

Ford uses EOS 3D printing to unite the need for security with the desire for customization. Together with the Additive Minds Consulting team, Ford succeeded in creating an innovative application for optimal protection against theft: customized, 3D printed wheel locks. The locks have a special shaft geometry that prevents unauthorized individuals from removing the tires and/or rims. 
 

Innovative paths for patient care. In the Mecuris digital workshop, orthopedic technicians create CE-compliant and individually fitted prostheses and orthoses. The shape, function, and design of these medical products are optimally tailored to the person who will wear them. This improves customer satisfaction and acceptance of the devices, which are made from a biocompatible plastic designed to withstand constant loads.

The Customer Service & Parts (CSP) department at Daimler Buses is faced with the challenges of reducing storage and logistics costs and improving their long delivery times. The reasons why? An increasingly broad portfolio and their promise to customers to supply spare parts for more than 15 years after the end of series production. 3D printing proved its worth very quickly, achieving ideal key figures.