In today's society, many people don't know how the things we use are produced, such as the sugar you use to drink coffee in the morning. Do you stop when you use it to think about how the planting dryness has evolved into the sugar we use for coffee? Under normal circumstances, I have not. In fact, I read a lot of 3D printed files every day, which made me realize what I had never seen before in the production process.
In the production process, 3D printing can solve many problems. For example, a Sunshine Sugar in New South Wales, which has been operating in Australia for many years, is known for producing sugar and sugar products. In fact, it is a very successful company, but it does not eliminate some of the money lost due to equipment wear and equipment failure. Sometimes, some negligible surface components can affect the final cost, which is reflected in both sailors and astronauts.
In Sunshine Sugar, the money lost was mainly from a robotic steel claw that was responsible for removing excess packaging from sealed sugar bags. This steel claw is used 100,000 times a day, and it needs to be replaced frequently, costing about $1,400. But this situation changed until the appearance of a draftsman apprentice named Suniel Marks at Sunshine Sugar. Daniel Marks, an engineering student at North Coast TAFE, is 27 years old and is trying to find an alternative that can reduce the cost of steel jaws. Through a lot of research and experimentation, the final design of a perfect prototype design, and then using 3D printing technology , the cost has been greatly reduced. In fact, his 3D printed steel claws cost only $40.
“I did a lot of research and development design to make the steel part lasting,†he said. “Because part of it is 3D printed, the company can no longer invest in making it. We can provide the design to the supplier and then make the purchase, which saves a lot of money. I am the company's first 3D drawing. People, they saw my ability, they are very happy."
He was impressed by the employer alone, who had won the North Coast Training Award on the North Coast Apprentice and the North Coast TAFE Academy Awards. It came from India and moved to Australia in 2008. He intends to continue using 3D printing technology for product development to help the company save production costs.
The story of Marks is just one example in many cases, and 3D printing technology will appear in many industries in our lives. The next time you use any type of product, you may be wondering if the 3D printer has a direct or indirect effect on its manufacture. The answer is more and more likely to be affirmative.
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