How Signify Has Been Using 3D Printing Since 2017 to Save Over 89,000 EUR / Year @MaterialiseManufacturing
How Signify Has Been Using 3D Printing Since 2017 to Save Over 89,000 EUR / Year @MaterialiseManufacturing
Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Signify (formerly Philips Lighting) came to Materialise Mindware for guidance on improving some production line parts that were prone to persistent part failure. Thanks to our expertise in 3D printing, we co-engineered two parts that have not failed a single time in four years. Learn more about Mindware, our 3D printing advisory service, at materialise.com/en/mindware.
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How Signify Has Been Using 3D Printing Since 2017 to Save Over 89,000 EUR / Year

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