Elevating Commercial Aircraft Cabin Design With 3D Printing

Jamco America is a commercial aircraft parts supplier to Boeing and Airbus based in Everett, Washington. Challenged with creating an array of complex aircraft cabin latch mechanisms, an agile team of engineers searched for a new solution to bring 3D printing in-house. [EMAIL-mb-horizontallogo-padding.jpg]( Jamco America is a commercial aircraft parts supplier to Boeing and Airbus based in Everett, Washington. Challenged with creating an array of complex aircraft cabin latch mechanisms, an agile team of engineers searched for a new solution to bring 3D printing in-house. Learn how Jamco’s product development team streamlined their workflow using the MakerBot METHOD Manufacturing Workstation – leading to a 95% reduction in prototyping time. [READ MORE]( Don’t miss this limited time offer. Save up to $1960 on the award-winning manufacturing workstation: METHOD. Engineers from industry-leading companies use METHOD to print complex and durable ABS parts with a 100°C heated chamber for end-use assemblies and manufacturing tools. Save up to $1960 on METHOD [Claim Yours]( [logo-fixed-2.png]( [fb]( [in]( [tw]( [PRODUCTS]( | [EDUCATION]( | [PROFESSIONAL]( | [STORE]( | [CONTACT US]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} You received this email because you are subscribed to certain MakerBot communications. Manage Your Email [Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( From All Communications MakerBot: One MetroTech Center, 21st Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201