By Fiona Vernon
Many companies from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Columbus, Ohio, are wholeheartedly entering a world of a new age with additive manufacturing, which is a process by which three-dimensional design is used to build up a component by depositing layers of material onto one another. These 3D printing services range in complexity levels from fixtures to functional electronics, and the A. Stucki Company has used its advanced manufacturing for several purposes – prototypes for research, samples for marketing, test molds for manufacturing, and so much more. This engineering and manufacturing company is taking steps to offer its 3D printing capabilities to organizations who are interested in the benefits of opening themselves up to new opportunities but prefer not to acquire and maintain in-house 3D printing expertise. Any company from Erie, Pennsylvania, to Cleveland, Ohio, looking to reduce costs for research and development toward new products and discover new business opportunities can rely on the experts at A. Stucki Company.