AM Applications Analysis: Parts Produced 2025-2034

AM Applications Analysis: Parts Produced 2025-2034 describes the production volumes and resulting estimated market values of various additively manufactured components, both metal and polymer. The study not only reconfirms the positive long-term outlook for leading AM technologies moving into significant manufacturing, but increases the outlook compared to past years based on current activities and trends.

This report comprises a written and graphical analysis as well as exhaustive data files (one for metal 3D printed parts, and one for polymer 3D printed parts) with historical and projected production volumes and resulting projected market value of AM parts spanning prototypes, tools and tooling, and end-use production parts across eight major industries and dozens of part categorizations, from aircraft and helicopter engine components in the aerospace industry, to nuclear reactor components in the energy sector. The data reflects real market activity through Q4 2025 and proprietary projections over the coming decade.

Companies mentioned within the report and data include but are not limited to: EOS, 3D Systems, Stratasys, Bambu Lab, Creality, Formlabs, Nikon SLM Solutions, Atlix, Colibrium Additive, Align Technologies, Surefire, Huxwrx Safety Co, Materialise, VulcanForms, Addman, FIT AG, Stryker, Zimmer Biomet, SpaceX, Skydio, Firestorm Labs, Anduril, Philips Corporation, Siemens Energy, GE Aerospace, BAE Systems, L3Harris, Firehawk Aerospace, Ursa Major, ASML, Nvidia, Tesla, Apple and many more.

Drawing on historical market data more than twelve years running, AM Applications Analysis: Parts Produced 2025-2034 is the authoritative source for the AM industry, historically relied upon by global 3D printing and industrial companies, investors, and entrepreneurs.

The accompanying Excel market database and forecast provide historical data and a 10-year forecast which back up and add depth to the analysis in the written report.

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