Tooling Lead Times Are Shrinking — But at What Cost?

In today’s race for faster production and quicker market launches, tooling lead times are becoming shorter than ever. Manufacturers are under increasing pressure to reduce turnaround without sacrificing quality or precision. While this acceleration supports demand for agility and responsiveness, it raises a critical question: What is the hidden cost of speed? In this blog, we’ll explore the implications of shortened tooling timelines and examine whether the trade-off is sustainable in the long term. For more information visit here: https://shorturl.at/YGNrU

SLA Printing

Your SLA printing needs require advanced technology delivered at rapid speeds. But even state-of-the-art equipment will fail without a skilled operator, communicative project manager, and customer-centric logistics. Quickparts has the experience, expert engineers, and well-equipped facilities to support SLA printing services that deliver everything from intricate prototypes to large-volume production. For more information visit here: https://shorturl.at/JSMLq

How DfAM is Reshaping What We Make — and Who Makes It

For decades, design has been limited by what machines could manufacture. But with Direct Metal Printing (DMP) and Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM), those limits are vanishing fast. Engineers, innovators, and even startups are discovering that parts once deemed “impossible” to produce — due to complexity, cost, or constraints — are now fully within reach. For more information visit here: https://tinyurl.com/em3fenwy

Beyond the Build: Solving Post-Processing Bottlenecks in Metal 3D Printing

Metal 3D printing has revolutionised component part manufacturing, enabling parts with intricate geometries, consolidated assemblies, and custom internal features. Ask any engineer or production lead, though, and they’ll tell you: the real bottleneck often begins after the printer stops. For more details visit here: https://shorturl.at/FUZVp

Quickparts Announces New Regional Leadership

Peter Jacobsen has been appointed President, EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa), and Aidan O’Sullivan has been named President, Americas. Both executives bring extensive leadership experience in advanced manufacturing, operational excellence, and strategic business transformation, positioning Quickparts to meet the evolving needs of customers across industries. This blog is originally published here: https://shorturl.at/8ZjCU