DED technologies are known for their ability to create parts using less material waste than subtractive manufacturing methods. They also offer precision and control.

From prototyping to production cycle efficiency Directed Energy Deposition is helping manufacturers respond to a rapidly changing manufacturing environment.

As modern manufacturing continues to develop rapidly, manufacturers need to fight for every percent of market share, and when revolutionary innovations and production volumes keep setting conditions, DED 3D printing appears to be a profitable and efficient solution.

With rapid deposition, material versatility, & large-scale production capacity, DED processes are versatile and powerful additive manufacturing technologies. DED processes can be used for rapid prototyping and tooling, repair and cladding & customisation projects.

As additive manufacturing technologies continue to evolve, finding the right Directed Energy Deposition (DED) process for your needs becomes increasingly important. In this blog, we will examine DED processes and its applications across various industries.

Directed Energy Deposition (DED) is a manufacturing process that is opening exciting opportunities for metal component creation and repair. In this blog, we have created an overview of what DED is & where wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) fits into the picture.