Read how Boyce Technologies, prominent designer and manufacturer of products for public safety security and communications systems, implements their large-format additive technology to produce end-use parts in systems throughout New York.

Boyce Technologies has long been familiar with traditional manufacturing processes, offering expertise with multi-axis CNC machining, laser technologies for cutting, and welding, multi-axis industrial robots, and multi-axis water jet cutting. But these weren’t enough for some of the company’s more recent projects that required more iterations and complex geometries.

“I used to think the fastest way to do something was to do it out of a piece of metal, I didn’t think I needed 3D printing and now I can’t live without it,” said Charles Boyce, President of Boyce Technologies.

Learn how Boyce discovered and implemented incredible applications for additive manufacturing in their various workflows in this use case covering rapid prototyping, small-batch end-use parts, and vacuum forming.