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This 138 slide report (PDF)
covers the current and future status, opportunities and market
forecasts of 3D printing. It contains many illustrative and
analytical figures and tables plus company profiles from across the
globe.
Upon request the original
PowerPoint can be included free of charge as part of the report
purchase.
3D
Printing
3D printing has received much
attention in the press over recent years. Hyped as the technology to
bring about a 3rd industrial revolution, 3D printing technologies
were in fact invented in the early 80s. They remained a niche
technology until the expiration of a key patent in 2009 allowed many
startups to emerge offering cheap consumer-level 3D printers. A media
frenzy in 2012 thrust 3D printing into the limelight and major
players are reporting dramatic growth in everything from consumer to
high-end metal printers.
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3D printing encompasses a
variety of different printing processes. The processes are all
primarily additive in nature, as materials are deposited only where
needed, and thus results in significantly less materials wastage than
traditional manufacturing techniques. Each of the technologies is
suitable for use with a different range of materials, which in turn
defines the suitable applications of the printer.
Originally used for the rapid
production of prototypes for form and fit testing, applications are
transitioning towards also functional testing of prototypes under
working conditions, and further, the manufacture of final products.
With 3D printing designs are
not constrained by manufacturing limitations and design complexity no
longer adds cost. This opens up design avenues and enables the
economic production of lighter components, critical to the aerospace
and automotive industries. Applications are also emerging in the
medical and dental fields, where the opportunity afforded by cheap
mass customisation is allowing surgeons to replicate a patient's body
based on MRI and CT scans in order to practice difficult invasive
procedures, and medical and dental implants which are fully
customised to a particular individual can be generated.
This report discusses all of
the commercially-significant existing technologies and promising
emerging technologies in depth, and analyses both the current and
future markets for 3D printing. The market structure is also
detailed, and we present profiles of the major players together with
insights gained from in-depth interviews with a range of companies
involved in 3D printing. We also present detailed forecasts for the
future of the 3D printing market.
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The following technologies are
covered in detail including lists of all major vendors for each
technology type and SWOT analyses with quantitative data and
references to vendors:
Stereolithography
- Digital Light Processing
- Inkjetted photopolymers
- Thermoplastic extrusion
- Selective Laser Sintering of plastics
- Selective Laser Melting of metals
- Blown metal powder
- Welding
- Sand binding
- Binder jetted into metal powder (by ExOne)
- Smooth Curvature Printing (by Solidscape)
- Selective Deposition Lamination (by Mcor Technologies)
- Hybrid CNC
This
report gives forecasts to 2025 in the following forms:
- Market forecast by industry (bioprinting, automotive, aerospace, consumer products, medical, oil & gas, hobbyist, dental, education and jewelry)
- Market share by industry
- Market forecast growth by industry
- Market forecast by revenue stream (printer, materials, services)
- Market forecast for printers and materials by price.
- Market forecast for printers and materials by technology type.
- Mapping the 3DP landscape by size, precision, speed and price.
Applications
are detailed for:
Manufacture
of flight-critical production parts in metals
- Mold making for metal casting
- Edutainment
- Art
- Modelling
- Rapid prototyping
- Tooling
The trillion dollar oil &
gas industry is an emerging user of 3D printing with the highest
forecast growth followed by the more established aerospace industry.
When significant penetration has occurred into the above markets, 3D
printing in these big industries will lock into the capital
expenditure cycles associated with them, and, as is the case for
other CNC machines, periodic fluctuations in sales will occur --
growth will not be steady and monotonic.
18 major players and eight end
users in 3D printing are profiled, and the report is also informed by
interviews with companies and institutions throughout the value
chain.
Table
of Contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1.1. Geographic breakdown
1.2. Market forecast
1.3. Challenges
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1. 3D Printing is...
2.2. Advantages of 3D
printing: rapid prototyping
2.3. Advantages of 3D
printing: price
2.4. Advantages of 3D
printing: design freedom
2.5. Advantages of 3D
printing: more...
2.6. A brief history of 3D
printing
2.7. Emergence of
consumer-level 3D printing
2.8. Value chains: vendor
lock-in
2.9. Value chains: free market
materials
2.10. Value chain determines
material prices
2.11. Broad spectrum
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