We have noticed that often in industries such as foundry, automotive and transportation, engineers need durable metal parts for use in vehicles or as inserts for injection molds. Important to them is the larger size and weight optimization of the parts.
Similarly, medical laboratories are taking advantage of 3D printing for the production of medical devices and equipment parts from metal. They print implants, personalized tools and medical device parts. What matters to them is the optimal return on their investment in a device capable of working with complex geometries and offering speed.