Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 45 minutes ago
Dana Incorporated is a Fortune-500 company with a rich 115-year history as a supplier of drivetrain and e-Propulsion systems for the automotive industry. With 36,000 employees in 33 countries and manufacturing facilities all around the world, Dana has deployed numerous Markforged metal and carbon fiber 3D printers across their factories with more planned.
Catch up on our fireside chat to hear why Dana took a strategic approach to additive manufacturing adoption and implementation across their business units, and how they adapted to the recent market conditions.
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Dana Incorporated is a Fortune-500 company with a rich 115-year history as a supplier of drivetrain and e-Propulsion systems for the automotive industry. With 36,000 employees in 33 countries and manufacturing facilities all around the world, Dana has deployed numerous Markforged metal and carbon fiber 3D printers across their factories with more planned.
Catch up on our fireside chat to hear why Dana took a strategic approach to additive manufacturing adoption and implementation across their business units, and how they adapted to the recent market conditions.
Our Website: markforged.com
Twitter: twitter.com/markforged
Instagram: instagram.com/markforged
Facebook: facebook.com/markforged
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/markforged


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Azoth 3D is a trusted, Michigan-based manufacturer known for producing small, complex metal parts. And they use additive technology like Markforged binder jetting to get the job done.
The team at Azoth used their binder jetting expertise to deliver for General Motors, one of the many customers they serve across the automotive, defense, and medical industries. They designed and produced a 3D printed medallion that sits on top of the manual shifter knob in their Cadillac Blackwing vehicles.
It’s the first 3D printed production component in a Cadillac.
“A lot of manufacturers in the additive industry, and additive equipment in its own right just hasn’t been able to do [that]. But Azoth, working with the Markforged team, has passed this milestone,” says General Manager, Cody Cochran.
By utilizing the Markforged Binder Jetting solution, Azoth 3D has been able to pass a full PPAP (Production Part Approval Process) on more than 40 parts, including safety critical components.
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