EOS Customer Case Studies

CASE STUDY | FESTO: BionicBee is small, ultra-light and fly automomusly in swarm. Thanks to FDR technology the frame weight was reduced by 75 % to just 3 grams.

CASE STUDY | APC-TEC: The expanding flap in food packaging has led to an 86% cost reduction and faster production. Its simplified design requires fewer components and results in shorter assembly times, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs.

CASE STUDY | ATLAS COPCO: By adopting in-house AM, Atlas Copco was able to keep up with the growing demand for flexibility, speed, efficiency and unlocked cost savings, reduced waste, and shortened lead times.

CASE STUDY | BREEZM: By integrating EOS 3D printing technology, South Korean eyewear manufacturer Breezm significantly reduced its time-to-market from 6 months to just weeks, delivering customized orders on demand.

CASE STUDY | ORTHOAPNEA: OrthoApneas’ innovative nylon splints improved quality of life for 75,000 patients worldwide. With a high dimensional accuracy of less than ±0.1mm they are enhancing the fit and comfort of splints.

CASE STUDY | PAYR ENGINEERING: Payr, an Austrian engineering service provider, succeeded in reducing the manufacturing cost of fiber molds for pulp molding production by at least 50 % compared to traditional methods. 

CASE STUDY | VECTOFLOW GMBH: Extremely rigid and durable: this compact flow measurement probe was made in one piece using industrial 3D printing.

CASE STUDY | SSI SCHÄFER: Manufacturing of special grippers with integrated air ducts for product extraction from injection molding machines in the production cycle.