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Veer-O-Metals was first established in the year 1965. We manufacture a variety of goods, including mechanical assemblies, precision sheet metal fabrication parts, machined components, and stamped parts. We have a strong internal Mechanical Engineering and Manufacturing team dedicated to providing high-end, industry-specific design solutions for Design & Development. We have established a strong customer base at the national and international levels using our open and global methods, all the while upholding effective quality control procedures. By producing locally made goods that satisfy international standards for many sectors, we have added a new dimension to our already wide range of product creation and assembly. With a core philosophy of innovation and improved technology, Veer-O-Metals has always been in the forefront of embracing the most recent trends in the market. The technology of metal additive manufacturing is unique (Metal 3D Printing) Modern manufacturing techniques have been applied to the field of metal additive manufacturing by Veer-O-Metals. It's a disruptive technology in which components (such as parts, prototypes, tools, and even assemblies) are automatically produced from CAD models without the usage of cutters, tools, jigs, or fixtures. Veer O Metals is perfectly situated to be a technological leader in the production of mechanical assembly and sheet metal fabrication parts, from concepts to innovations, energy efficiency to environmental stewardship. One of the key benefits of additive manufacturing (3D printing) is that it makes it possible to produce customised goods on demand and at a reasonable price. In that sense, using the word "revolution," which in the conventional sense denotes a sudden and transformative change, seems a little far-fetched, but the Industrial Revolution, which was the first to dramatically alter the world of manufacturing, was not a sudden phenomenon; rather, it was a phenomenon that happened over the course of several decades as a result of numerous inventions that complemented one another and worked toward the same objective. In the case of 3D printing, it is unavoidable that technology won't replace mass manufacturing as it currently exists since, regardless of other reasons, doing so would be economically unviable. Instead, the revolution lies in filling in the gaps, particularly when it comes to creating parts that are too complicated for conventional manufacturing. Additive manufacturing is undoubtedly one of the most disruptive technologies that has been available for more than three decades but is now finding wider applications because of how quickly technology are advancing in the age of digital transformation and the need to protect the environment.
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