Case Study
The Future of Spare Parts Warehousing with EV Parts UKcase
The Company
EV Parts UK is an Engineering Technology company with experience in the rechargeable energy storage sector since 2004. The company offers a full range of solutions and has a proven track record in a variety of applications including electric motorsports, electric vehicles, grid energy storage systems, leisure vehicles, and marine propulsion.
The Challenge
Along with many electrochemical systems, such as batteries, come hundreds of mechanical connectors, spacers, fan blades, and other niche parts. To maintain an inventory of so many easily-printable mechanical parts in the age of 3D printing would be nothing short of a waste of money. EV Parts, though, due to the size of some of their batteries, also needed to be able to 3D print relatively large components for their electrical systems, so they needed a 3D printer that was larger than a desktop 3D printer but still for a reasonable price.
The Solution
Modix’s high performance, large print volume printer provides the company with an overall 3D printing solution and supports the company’s in-house production of electromechanical components. Now, instead of searching through vast catalogues of OEM parts, they can make custom components in-house for each of their custom energy storage solutions.
The Social Impact
Electricity storage is an incredibly valuable technology that has burgeoned in recent years with the advent of mass-produced electric automobiles and a desire to wean off of fossil fuels. Modix is happy to be able to provide the tools for the development of new electricity storage technologies, in an ultimate effort to make the world a more energy-efficient and capable place.
Information box:
Company: EV Parts UK
Website:https://www.evparts.co.uk/
Application: Prototyping, Customized Production, In-House Production Optimization
Vertical: Automotive Industry, Renewable Energy
Printer: Modix BIG-60
