Apple is expanding its 3D-printing manufacturing process beyond titanium to aluminum for future iPhone and Apple Watch models, according to Mark Gurman's reporting. The shift aims to improve production efficiency, reduce material waste, and potentially lower costs while enabling design enhancements like improved water resistance and thinner components.
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Apple is expanding its 3D-printing manufacturing process beyond titanium to aluminum for future iPhone and Apple Watch models, according to Mark Gurman's reporting. The shift aims to improve production efficiency, reduce material waste, and potentially lower costs while enabling design enhancements like improved water resistance and thinner components.