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La impresión 3D industrial ha dejado de ser promesa y es operativa en aeroespacial, médico y piezas de repuesto. Repaso de qué procesos dominan, dónde aporta valor real, qué sectores siguen resistiéndose y las limitaciones físicas que todavía no hemos superado.
Printing steel, titanium, or aluminum parts is no longer a lab experiment. Metal additive manufacturing has spent a decade maturing, with stable aerospace certifications and service providers across Europe. The question is no longer whether it works, but for which parts it pays off against machining, casting, or forging.
3D printing, or additive manufacturing, has moved beyond the lab to become a real production technology: it builds medical prostheses, aircraft parts and entire houses layer by layer from a digital file. This guide explains FDM, SLA and SLS technologies, which industries already use them, and today's limits on speed and material certification.
