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RMB Products Adds Additional 3D Printing Workstations

August 2019 – RMB Products rotomolds, rotolines and 3D prints critical components used in commercial and defense aerospace, semiconductor, biopharma and chemical applications.  Within the last year RMB has made substantial capital investments in all manufacturing areas, including the addition of two new EOS 3D printing workstations with automated powder handling in a closed loop system. These workstations will enhance part repeatability and cleanliness.  RMB utilizes its equipment primarily for the manufacture of aerospace components.  To further expand this capability, RMB ordered two additional new workstations scheduled to be installed in in Q1 2020.

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