Float in 3D printing, F.lli Giacomello introduces additive manufacturing

F.lli Giacomello is pleased to announce the launch of its first LMU float, an innovation made of nylon through the advanced 3D printing technology in use at the company.

This is an innovation which represents a notable advancement for the control of liquids sector: the ability to manufacture the product in a single block eliminates the need to create two separate shells as well as complicated welding processes, guaranteeing superior quality and unprecedented efficiency. Furthermore, the elimination of the use of glues to block the magnet not only improves the safety of the final product, but also speeds up production times, optimizing the entire production chain.

The flexibility of 3D printing also allows F.lli Giacomello to quickly and efficiently adapt production to market needs, whether for the creation of individual pieces or to produce solutions on a larger scale.

The company is therefore very proud to be at the forefront in the adoption of innovative technologies such as additive manufacturing, and is set to continue to surprise the market and final users with further progresses and future projects.

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