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Additive manufacturing market size is forecast to reach $35,244.3 million by 2026, after growing at a CAGR of 19.7% during 2021-2026. Additive manufacturing has many advantages over existing manufacturing technologies including injection molding, CNC machining , and vacuum casting, including lower resource requirements, shorter production times, modular design, and major tooling cost savings, which is why the additive manufacturing industry is booming. A key factor driving the consumer demand is rising government funding to boost additive manufacturing technology across various regions. Furthermore, the EU Commission's increasing focus on reducing vehicle overall weight to minimize emissions is likely to affect market development. Metal 3D printing technology advancements are expected to open new horizons for lighter, stronger, and healthier products, providing lucrative opportunities for the additive manufacturing industry. COVID-19 Impact Global economies are currently recoverin...

Additive manufacturing is referred to as the technology that builds up 3D objects which are manufactured by addition of multiple minuscule layers of materials that are combined to create the product. These materials include plastic, metal, concrete and others. This process involves the use of computer and Computer Aided Design. Additive manufacturing aids in reducing manufacturing time, energy and cost when used efficiently. The primary applications of additive manufacturing include modeling, fit and function prototyping and direct part production. Technologies used in additive manufacturing include 3D Printing, Rapid Prototyping, Direct Digital Manufacturing (DDM), layered manufacturing and additive fabrication. Request Sample Technological advancements, developments in application areas, rapid product developments at low cost and increased financial support from governments across the world are the major factors that drive the global additive manufacturing market. A large number of...