Knust-Godwin Grows Its AM Capabilities for the Oil and Gas Industry
“This AM technology started out as a prototype technology, today it has moved into serial production.” -Michael Corliss (VP of Technology Knust-Godwin USA)
Knust-Godwin is a precision machining company located in Katy, Texas. It specializes in large, complex parts for oilfield instrumentation. Watch the case study video to find out more about Knust-Godwin expanding its Additive manufacturing (AM), or metal 3d printing capacity to handle not only research and development, but serial production as well.
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