With the addition of additive manufacturing technology to its repertoire, the company will look to exercise its ability to consolidate multiple assembled components into one functional part, redesign components to optimise weight and strength, and build in features like internal voids and tubes which would typically be considered impossible through conventional means of manufacture. From these locations, JRM Group works alongside the likes of Aston Martin, Jaguar Land Rover, Arctic Trucks, Subaru and Nissan Nismo to develop designs for low volume, high value components. This broadening of the company’s portfolio comes as it plans an additional centre of excellence to complement its three existing sites. DMG Automotive GmbH (company number Walsrode HRB 71565) is an active company from Oyten. The company is an existing user of DMG Mori’s DMU 75 monoBLOCK and DMU 50 5-axis machinery and CLX 450 and AL2 turning machinery but has invested in the company’s metal 3D printing capabilities as it broadens its offering. JRM Group, a renowned Tier 1 supplier to the motorsport and automotive sectors, is to implement the Selective Laser Melting system as a ‘cornerstone’ of its collaboration with existing customers, as well as allow it to expand into the aerospace and medical industries.
DMG Mori has announced the first instalment of its LASERTEC 30 SLM 2 nd generation additive manufacturing machine in the UK. Onshape empowers designers in the automotive industry to create cutting-edge designs faster and more efficiently.
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