Conference Focus
The sessions provide key points for understanding how Additive Manufacturing (industrial 3D Printing) could transform the manufacturing industries. As priorities shift to sustainability, speed-to-market, and supply chain resiliency, Additive Manufacturing (AM) has the potential to transform the $14 trillion global manufacturing industry as we know it. The technology could expand design freedom, reduce time to market, bring production closer to demand, and improve industrial sustainability.
DSP World | Europe 2023
Spare parts
is big business
For example: in 2019 the global market size for spare parts in Automotive and Aviation was $278B and $907B respectively, with an approximate 4% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR). Today, about 5% of spare parts in all industries would be suitable for manufacturing using Additive Manufacturing technologies. It’s estimated that over the next three years, this percentage will at least double, if not triple.
Additive Manufacturing (AM) impacts Spare Parts Markets
AM is the industrial term for 3D Printing. In addition to allowing for the creation of bespoke parts and new product design, AM also enables organizations to develop virtual stock and new production processes, therefore impacting supply chain management and carbon footprint targets in a potentially extremely significant way.
The Future of Spare Parts is Digital
The most insightful experience about how AM changes the future of (spare) parts
Being the world’s first event on digital spare parts for existing industries, DSP World Europe 2023 brings together the experts of the additive manufacturing value chain in addition to innovative and influential leaders from important vertical industries.
This is where cutting-edge providers of digital technologies showcase spare parts innovations that deliver competitive advantages for most manufacturing industries. At the same time you’ll learn from innovators and early adopters in those vertical industries how resources are spent wisely on new (spare) parts strategies.
Both the AM industry and various segments of manufacturing industries cross paths to learn from one another, forge partnerships, and access new economic value creation.
The exhibition, in combination with the comprehensive conference programme outline challenges and help steer a course for the development of (spare) parts markets in various manufacturing industries.