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Key Takeaways:
- AJ Strandquist, CEO of Würth Additive Group, a Würth Industry North America company, has joined the internationally recognized 3D Printing in Auto Collision Task Force.
- The task force, led by Harold Sears, aims to integrate 3D printing technology within the automotive repair industry and revolutionize collision repair processes.
- Würth Additive Group’s participation in the task force will focus on advancing the adoption of 3D printing and leveraging their digital inventory management program, DIS3DP.
- 3D printing enables on-demand production of complex parts, reduces lead times, and improves repair accuracy, contributing to a more sustainable repair ecosystem.
- AJ Strandquist expresses gratitude to Würth Additive Group for supporting digital infrastructure and looks forward to collaborating with task force colleagues to implement additive manufacturing best practices.
Introduction: Collaboration for Automotive Repair Innovation
AJ Strandquist, CEO of Würth Additive Group, a leading provider of industrial-grade additive manufacturing solutions, has joined the pioneering 3D Printing in Auto Collision Task Force. The task force was announced at the International Bodyshop Industry Symposium (IBIS) Global Summit 2023 in Milan, Italy.
Advancing 3D Printing in the Automotive Repair Industry
The 3D Printing in Auto Collision Task Force, led by Harold Sears, aims to drive innovation and facilitate the integration of 3D printing technology within the automotive repair industry. Würth Additive Group’s participation in the task force will focus on advancing the adoption of 3D printing and leveraging their advanced digital inventory management program called DIS3DP.
By utilizing 3D printing technology, collision repair professionals can produce complex parts on demand, reducing lead times and improving repair accuracy. The integration of 3D printed parts via Würth’s DIS3DP program streamlines inventory management, minimizes waste, and contributes to a more sustainable automotive repair ecosystem.
AJ Strandquist’s Perspective
AJ Strandquist expresses honor in being part of the groundbreaking initiatives of the task force and appreciates Würth Additive Group’s support for digital infrastructure. He looks forward to collaborating with task force colleagues to implement additive manufacturing best practices, integrate digital inventory management solutions, and drive the transformation of the automotive repair industry through the innovations of 3D printing.
About Würth Additive Group
Würth Additive Group is a global provider of additive manufacturing solutions focused on industrial-grade 3D printing technologies, materials, and applications. With a commitment to driving innovation and delivering high-quality products and services, Würth Additive Group aims to revolutionize manufacturing processes in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, and healthcare.
About the 3D Printing in Auto Collision Task Force
The 3D Printing in Auto Collision Task Force is a collaborative initiative comprising industry leaders, experts, and organizations dedicated to advancing the integration of 3D printing technology within the automotive collision repair industry. The task force aims to share knowledge, develop standards, and provide educational resources to empower collision repair professionals in leveraging 3D printing for improved repair processes and outcomes.
