Asia Pacific (ASPAC) Industrial 3D Printing Market Analysis, 2020
The 3D printing
technology is helping the OEMs in transforming product models as it is being
utilized to produce product prototype and functional components. The gradual
growth in the Asia Pacific industrial 3D printing market is attributed to the
rising investments of the governments of developing countries, operational
benefits of 3D printing and surging adoption of the manufacturing-as-a-service
business model by the companies.
The increasing initiatives by the governments in the
region for the promotion of additive manufacturing is anticipated to positively
impact the growth of Asia
Pacific industrial 3D printing market in the years to come. For
instance: In 2018, about 3000 new schools were selected in India for the
establishment of Atal Tinkering Labs (ATLs) under the NITI Ayog’s Atal
Innovation Mission (AIM).
The automotive
segment grabbed a significant market share in the Asia Pacific industrial 3D
printing market in 2019. One of the major aims of the automotive sector is to
reduce price of components, make them lighter and faster, which can be achieved
by 3D printing technique. For instance: In 2020, Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL)
and Wipro 3D collaborated to develop 3D-printed components, which would be
utilized on aircraft manufactured by HAL in India.
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However, the Asia Pacific industrial 3D printing
market is faced by several challenges such as material selection and its cost
volatility, high cost of 3D printers, and lack of skilled human capital.
The major competitors operating in the Asia Pacific industrial
3D printing market include 3D System Corporation, Stratasys Ltd., EOS GmbH,
Arcam AB, etc. Various companies are expanding their presence in the countries
such as Japan, India, etc., to boost their business. In 2019, FIT Additive
Manufacturing Group, a German 3D printing service provider announced its
partnership with Mitsui & Co. Machine Tech Ltd. to provide 3D printing and
advisory services to Japanese manufacturing industries.
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