Renner Auto - Designing and Manufacturing Classic Car Reproductions
Renner’s projects rebuild and refurbish a classic car’s systems but with modern technology.
The biggest challenge is that the parts needed to fit a new installation must also keep the car’s original appearance.
Renner must design and manufacture a whole portfolio of individual parts for each type of car.
Renner Auto in Melbourne adopted 3D printing technology to develop alternative production tools.
The company currently uses the Raise3D Pro2 Plus large format 3D printer to create 3D-printed parts that are not exposed to high engine bay temperatures or high loads.
It uses various kinds of engineering plastics for its list of new components, including ABS, ASA, and TPU. Read More
Article: Tolerances in Additive Manufacturing: Deep Dive
Discover how tolerances in 3D printing differ from traditional manufacturing.
This deep dive covers dimensional accuracy, surface finish, curvature, post-processing effects, and standards, helping you with DFAM design and validaing additive parts for precision and repeatability.
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Southern Rods and Customs - From Prototyping to End Stage Production
Australian Southern Rod and Custom design, build and test automotive restorations and modifications, with the motto “Exceed expectations and push the limit of technology“
For Southern Rod and Customs the biggest benefit of 3D Printing is the time saving within the prototype stage. By reducing the need to hand craft pieces, staff are freed up and can be more productive.
Sydney - Kingsgrove, NSW
Melbourne - Clayton, VIC
