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The dyeing of 3D printed parts, whether aesthetic or functional, can be done during post-processing or at the time of printing. There are a number of techniques that allow components to be colored while they are being manufactured.

Industry 4.0 leans towards local production, on demand and waste-free. For this purpose, it uses additive manufacturing, and one of its many possibilities is metal 3D printing.

Faced with the supply chain crisis, Industry 4.0 is making a move and betting on additive manufacturing. Proximity, rapid and sustainable production changes the rules of the game.

Industry 4.0 is committed to increasingly sustainable production processes. The environmental impact of additive manufacturing is lower than that of other production processes, which is why it is one of its pillars.

Additive manufacturing is moving towards automation. Recent innovations, such as Triditive’s cloud automation software, kick-start the digitalization of the industry.

Automated additive manufacturing, the pillar of Industry 4.0, solves the problem of stock rupture in the supply chain. Local production eliminates the problem of shortages and dependency on industries.