Adoption Of Metal Additive Manufacturing Technology In a recent development underscoring its growing market dominance and the increasing adoption of industrial metal 3d printing, additive industries announced a substantial sale of six additional metalfab1 systems to a key aerospace client located in california. Additive industries, based in the netherlands is accelerating industrial additive manufacturing of metal parts by offering a modular, end to end laser powder bed fusion system, the metalfab1 system.
Additive Industries Accelerating Industrial Additive Manufacturing Our fully automated, large frame metal additive manufacturing system is a game changer for the industry, bringing lower costs and shorter lead times to the entire supply chain for high end components. The company is hoping to bring industrial level metal additive manufacturing into the hands of individual builders, small manufacturers, research labs, and schools that have traditionally been. Additive industries has installed its fully automated metalfab1 industrial metal 3d printing system in wolfsburg, germany, and the first products have been successfully produced after an intensive training of the volkswagen team. Additive industries is accelerating industrial additive manufacturing of high quality, functional, metal parts by offering a modular 3d printing system to high end and demanding industrial markets.
Additive Industries Home Additive industries has installed its fully automated metalfab1 industrial metal 3d printing system in wolfsburg, germany, and the first products have been successfully produced after an intensive training of the volkswagen team. Additive industries is accelerating industrial additive manufacturing of high quality, functional, metal parts by offering a modular 3d printing system to high end and demanding industrial markets. Configuration of the metalfab1 system can be done by including a number of optional modules that automate post processing or extend productivity. additive industries constantly enhances the system by adding functionality, which safeguards customers’ investment against obsolescence. “ only two years ago we announced the technology partnership at rapid.tech and bought two metalfab1 systems that would be extended to two 6 module systems in three years. in the mean time we have accelerated the upgrade, installed a third system and now ordered a fourth one, all in two years’ time. “innovation and market leader arcelormittal have helped us to stress test our metalfab1 system for critical spare part production," says daan a.j. kersten, co founder and ceo additive industries. Airbus apworks, a 100 % subsidiary of the airbus group, has placed an order with additive industries for its first industrial 3d metal printing system, metalfab1.
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