3D printing is a fairly new and upcoming technique especially in the field of industrial production.

Previously, 3D printing was seen as a technique that could only be used for production of prototypes which was then known as the rapid prototyping process.

However, with time and massive efforts in research and development the implementation of 3D technology in the field of commercial manufacturing was discovered and its application in large-scale manufacturing and production has now become a major disruptor in the way of how things were being done traditionally.3D Printers & Scanners basically makes use of the CAD (Computer Aided Design) technology that uses the layering method to turn the soft copy of an object into a live 3D model.There are various different kinds of materials that are now being used for 3D printing such as biomaterials, plastics, and composites and the models created by 3D printers are extremely accurate and precisely close to the design copy.

Currently, the most widely used application of 3D printing is with rapid prototyping which has massively reduced costs for companies who previously had to invest huge sums of money, a lot of effort and a great amount of time in coming up with a prototype for their business product idea.

With 3D printing technology the process has become much faster, cheaper and can be repeated over and over again until the perfect prototype is produced.

In these challenging times where hospitals fell short of medical equipment much more frequently than they could be produced by the usual traditional production methods and doctors on duty needed a much more complex safety gear as they risked their lives every day to save someone else’s, 3D printing emerged as a savior.