Case Study: Getting Structural Scale Metal Parts to Market Faster
Overview
This case study sheds light on how the customer was able to leverage their existing processes to get the most value out of laser wire additive manufacturing.
Midwest Engineered Systems Inc. provides integrated systems, custom automation machines, robotic solutions and production lines to manufacture globally. Our staff of over 75 engineers has the technical expertise, and a diverse knowledge base and has built thousands of integrated systems over the last 30 years. Additionally, Midwest Engineered Systems provides new process development, training, support, equipment maintenance and retrofits for all aspects of a factory’s manufacturing equipment.
Need more information regarding your manufacturing application? Contact MWES to review your specific requirements, help you determine what equipment would be the most successful and receive a custom quote.
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