Material innovation through metal additive manufacturing
May 2019
Uniform Wares partnered with Betatype to explore the advantages of additive manufacturing (AM) technology, pushing the boundaries of design in an industry traditionally centred around heritage.
The two companies worked closely together, using Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) principles and AM technology to overcome limitations faced by more traditional manufacturing methods. As a result, they produced a superior quality, mesh 3D printed titanium watch strap which is featured in Uniform Wares' 2019 collection.
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Case study: Material innovation through metal additive manufacturing: a case study with Uniform Wares and Betatype
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Uniform Wares M40 PreciDrive calendar watch in brushed steel with natural titanium bracelet
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Uniform Wares M40 PreciDrive calendar watch in brushed steel with natural titanium bracelet
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Uniform Wares M40 PreciDrive calendar watch in brushed steel with natural titanium bracelet
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Uniform Wares M40 PreciDrive calendar watch in brushed steel with natural titanium bracelet
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Titanium mesh NATO strap production build, built on a Renishaw AM250. (Image courtesy of Uniform Wares).
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Metal mesh NATO strap prototypes (Image courtesy of Betatype)
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