Incremental-AM is a trading style of Incremental Engineering Ltd. Here is what the trade press has said about us, newest first.
TCT Magazine: "On the map: AM service providers share their 3D printing top tips and guidance"
TCT Magazine, 7 October 2024
Our founder and engineer, Jerry Sutton, joined other UK service providers to share advice for buyers of 3D printed parts. He describes the company as "just another tool for OEM manufacturers to use" and explains the aim to be a "really boring, perfectly reliable, supplier of parts", the idea behind our Boring Supplier Charter. He also explains why experience and deep process knowledge are the main reasons to use a service bureau rather than bring additive manufacturing in-house.
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Matsuura: "Incremental: mass production HP 3D printing"
Matsuura Machinery, 10 November 2022
A case study on how Incremental uses HP Multi Jet Fusion for production, not just prototypes, including a 2-metre-long part only about 0.7 mm thick. It also covers our investment in DyeMansion finishing, and includes a video in which Jerry explains why we chose HP MJF.
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VoxelMatters: "Jellypipe adds Incremental Engineering to its platform"
VoxelMatters, 4 December 2020
Covering our addition to the Jellypipe 3D printing network. Jerry explains that "we work more as a traditional machine shop instead of relying purely on an on-line ordering system", and that "the sweet spot applications for us are those that replace short run injection moulded and machined parts."
Read the article on VoxelMatters
Engineering Update: "Another exciting addition to the Jellypipe 3D printing ecosystem from the United Kingdom"
Engineering Update, 10 December 2020
On our production-grade PA12 nylon parts made with HP Multi Jet Fusion, our focus on fitting 3D printing into the existing supply chains of small and medium-sized manufacturers, and our willingness to coach designers towards a workable part.
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