A Danone Dairy Plant Cut Costs with this 3D Printed Vacuum Gripper | Application Spotlight @markforged
A Danone Dairy Plant Cut Costs with this 3D Printed Vacuum Gripper | Application Spotlight  @markforged
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 45 minutes ago
The Danone diary plant in Bieruń, Poland cut costs across 374 parts by 80% using Markforged, including this vacuum gripper.

Their Markforged X7 printer paid for itself in one year.

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A Danone Dairy Plant Cut Costs with this 3D Printed Vacuum Gripper | Application Spotlight

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