Ever since its inception in the 80s, 3D printing or additive manufacturing (AM) has seen steady but slow growth. When it entered the Indian market, not many were keen on employing this new method of manufacturing.

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The reasons for this can be attributed to the several myths, which, in correlation with the fast-paced, competitive industrial environment, have created a wall of prejudice. This has resulted in slow adoption of the process. However, the driving force that has supported the steady growth of additive manufacturing, is the early adoption of its use in large, established industries like automotive, aerospace and healthcare, but it is very important to understand its limitations.

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Though there are several misconceptions hounding additive manufacturing, both positive and negative, the following seem to stand out the most, as these have impacted the growth of AM in India. Myth 1: No design limitation A very popular […]

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