The future of truck parts and spare parts could be in 3D printing (I)

The manufacture of spare parts with a 3D printer would have many advantages, but the main one would be the speed and reduction of stocks in the store because the spare parts could be manufactured individually and at the request of the buyer, which would also save money. This possibility is not as far away as it might seem since, for example, many of the parts that are part of vehicles that already circulate on our roads have been developed using 3D printers at some point or another.

Y Something more surprising, the multinational Toyota has already manufactured scale models of its engines using this technique. And it has gone further: the Japanese brand has manufactured by 3D printing each and every one of the parts of this experimental engine (except bearings and springs) and then engine  Its creator made the different parts of an engine one by one by printing in 3D, except bearings and springs, and then mounted them, AND the engine worked like a conventional car.

The engines in 3D are still not clear what type of lubrication they will need (if at all) but in the engines of always they are essential. Like those of the AUXOL brand, one of the most prestigious, on sale this month at recambiosdelcamion.com andRecambios España.Such as the Pack of three Auxol Maintenance units for one-liter diesel engines, which  has a discount of more than 30% throughout this month.