Adopting Additive Manufacturing in Local Supply Chains

3D Printing has had a major impact on global supply chains, with the technology allowing manufacturers to print small runs of products from a wide variety of materials. This type of manufacturing requires less physical stock, creates less waste and doesn’t require mass shipping – which is much better for the environment.While we have begun to take advantage of these benefits – and many others – we know we can do more to truly harness the full potential of 3D printing and further embrace localised manufacturing.To find out how, we spoke to Gregor Reischle who's Global Head of Industrial Additive Manufacturing and Program Manager Supply Chain Intelligence at TÜV SÜD – a company that’s work hard to build trust in localised manufacturing with its comprehensive portfolio of testing, certification, auditing and advisory services.For more information about CM Industrial and the work we do in this market as a global search firm, go to www.searchingindustrial.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.