SQP Engineering 3D Print Bespoke Tooling Racks

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SQP Engineering is a Western Australian supplier of precision-machined products, primarily for the mining, oil and gas sectors. Established in 2006, SQP’s 10-person team’s extensive client list includes industry giants like BHP and Woodside.

The company is proud to have been the first in WA to purchase a top-of-the-range FX20™ printer, and has since added two Markforged X7™ printers and a Metal X™ printer to expand its additive manufacturing (AM) production capacity. Managing director, David Miller, a devotee of new technology, sees additive manufacturing as playing a major role in his company’s future growth.

The precision design also ensures that each tool is fully protected from damage when not in use. The racks, printed in Onyx® on SQP’s FX20 printer, easily support the substantial weight of each tool set without distortion.

“We could have used metal shelves to provide the basic storage capacity we needed, but that would have exposed the stored tools to potential damage. AM has provided us with an all-encompassing solution,”

– David Miller, Managing Director of SQP Engineering.

“The precision design ensures that every tool is fully protected when not in use.”

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At a glance:

  • Reduced risk of tool damage

  • Precision design protects tools

  • Easy access for machine operators

  • Improved Lean process

Could you benefit from quick, cost effective, in-house manufacturing like SQP Engineering? By 3D printing, they can manufacture bespoke equipment like tooling racks and have new jigs and fixtures ready in hours instead of days.

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