Philips’ Lightbulb Moment with 3D Printing @MaterialiseManufacturing

Uploaded July 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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Philips Lighting found out how to use 3D Printing to realize cost savings of around €89,000 a year through operational benefits. Danny Van Der Jonckeyd at Philips explains how the partnership with Materialise resulted in the introduction of 3D-printed metal components in the production environment for Philips lightbulbs, including a lamp holder bracket and a suction gripper.

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