Siemens reopens additive manufacturing plant in Worcester, UK after $34M upgrade

Siemens announced the re-opening of its Worcester, U.K., plant after investing 30 million euros ($34 million) to overhaul the factory, more than doubling manufacturing capacity to 50 3D printers. The facility focuses on industrializing additive manufacturing for aerospace and automotive components.

“The digitalized, 4,500-square-meter facility boasts R&D, production, and post-processing under one roof.”thefabricator.com

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• thefabricator.comSiemens spends $34 million upgrading additive manufacturing plantDec 12, 2018

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