3D Printing End-Use Jigs and Fixtures with Suntory | Customer Story @markforged
3D Printing End-Use Jigs and Fixtures with Suntory | Customer Story  @markforged
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 17 hours ago
Suntory's Haruna plant implemented Markforged 3D printers to enhance productivity by creating end-use jigs and fixtures. Previously relying on costly and time-consuming outsourcing, Suntory engineers now use Markforged printers, including the Mark Two and Onyx One, to produce durable, precise tools quickly. These 3D-printed parts have optimized tasks like bottle handling, reducing production time and physical strain on workers. The success led to the expansion of 3D printers across multiple Suntory facilities, fostering continuous improvement and innovation.

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