Astoria-Pacific offers a wide variety of automated wet chemistry analyzers for several markets, ranging from beverage, agriculture, oceanography and neonatal. But they unfortunately ran into a critical supply chain issue for a neonatal fluorometer module when a key sheet metal provider went out of business. When the team turned to additive manufacturing, they went from initial drawing to design, iteration and production within two weeks. Additive manufacturing didn't just solve their supply chain issues, it also produced a better part overall by consolidating the enclosure from 16 different pieces into just one printed part through EPX 86FR, our flame-retardant resin with an unmatched combination of functional toughness, high strength, and long-term stability.

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