Additive Industries is accelerating industrial additive manufacturing by offering a modular 3D printing system and seamlessly integrated information platform to high-end and demanding industrial markets. With substantially improved reproducibility, productivity, and flexibility, Additive Industries redefines the business case for additive manufacturing applications in aerospace, automotive, medical technology and high-tech equipment.
In an open innovation environment Additive Industries unites world class equipment manufacturers, material suppliers, designers, engineers, knowledge institutes, industrial suppliers and end-users to design, experiment, build and connect the next generation additive manufacturing systems and solutions.
The proposition of Additive Industries consists of 4 building blocks:
• 3D Design & Engineering: Design for additive manufacturing, engineering services, consulting and training.
• Equipment & Materials: OEM development, delivery and servicing of automated integrated additive manufacturing solutions & materials.
• Platform & Virtual Factory: Creation and operation of the Additive World platform for designers and additive manufacturers to meet, work together, exchange knowledge and share capacity.
Founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), SWISSto12 gained international recognition for its innovative use of precision manufacturing and 3D printing in developing next generation RF products. The company has developed the world’s largest IP portfolio for the use of 3D printing in RF product applications, relying on optimized and complex geometries that make full use of the design freedom of additive manufacturing. Read more
At Additive Industries, we are committed to driving the adoption of large systems by mitigating the risks associated with adoption and expanding the horizons of industrial applications. Our solution lies in revolutionizing the adoption process with a new business model tailored to assist companies in embracing large metal AM printers. Enter the MetalFAB 300 Flex, the culmination of years of refinement and evolution in the market, offering the latest standard PBF technology in an affordable and flexible package. Watch the video
The semiconductor industry demands constant innovation to meet the complex challenges of microchip production. Companies that fail to integrate AM processes risk falling behind, compromising their competitive edge in the market. Additive manufacturing (AM) allows for significantly higher design freedom, leading to faster and more accurate systems while driving down costs. This ensures you stay at the forefront of technological advancements and ever-evolving semiconductor industry demands. Read more
K3D has become the international launch customer for Additive Industries’ new MetalFab 300 Flex system by placing an order for two units. The MetalFab 300 Flex, the only metal printer with a flexible build area, was launched at the RAPID+TCT exhibition in Los Angeles. This investment underscores K3D’s commitment to expanding its production capabilities while managing financial risk effectively and shows the innovation that Additive Industries brings to the industry by launching this new system. Read more
Met een flexibel AM-systeem dat meegroeit met de AM-activiteiten van de gebruiker én een nieuw businessmodel – pay as you use – verlaag Additive Industries de drempel voor AM. Bedrijven hoeven aanvankelijk minder te investeren, kunnen een deel van de CAPEX verschuiven naar OPEX en vermijden dubbele kwalificatiekosten, die soms net zo hoog zijn als de aanschafprijs van een industrieel AM-systeem. Lees verder [Bron: 3dprintmagazine.eu]
K3D has become the international launch customer for Additive Industries’ new MetalFab 300 Flex system. The MetalFab 300 Flex is designed to offer a flexible, scalable solution that aligns with the evolving needs of our customers. Watch the video
Additive Industries and Additive Assurance partner up to cooperate on providing in situ process monitoring with Additive Industries’ MetalFab portfolio of laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) machines. This collaboration will leverage the complementary strengths of both companies to improve the process monitoring of additively manufactured parts in high performance applications. Read more
Yet, this approach also presents some challenges, such as incorrect laser assignment and sequencing, which can impact material quality, and misalignment that can cause defects. This is where the MetalFab truly excels. Read more
Our latest innovation, the MetalFab 300 Flex, offers the unmatched performance and quality of our proven metal 3D printer technology in our most flexible and affordable package yet. Read more
Additive Industries is an industry leader in metal 3D printing technologies, dedicated to innovation, quality and service. Our mission is to make AM accessible to businesses of all sizes. Watch the video
Additive Industries, a pioneer in industrial metal 3D printers, announces the MetalFABG2 will be installed later this year at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF) located in Bradfield City Centre, Western Sydney, Australia. Read more
In a 3D printing environment, potential risks, such as exposed powder, elevated temperatures, and laser emissions, are inherent. Our metal 3D printer, the MetalFABG2, mitigates these risks by maintaining metal powder under inert conditions throughout the entire process. From loading using the Powder Load Tool to automated de-powdering and sieving, the MetalFABG2 prioritizes operator safety through integrated powder handling. Watch the video
Discover how Sauber Technologies leverages the MetalFAB metal 3D printer to not just cut lead times and lower labor costs, but to redefine the very essence of quality control in Additive Manufacturing. Watch the video
Proven to offer continuous production through automation, driving down costs in aerospace, high tech, energy, automotive, and more. The MetalFABG2 is redefining precision and efficiency in metal additive manufacturing.
What makes it so unique? • Modular design for easy scalability • Automated laser calibration for precise results • Continuous production to meet your demands • Design flexibility for creative possibilities • Minimize downtime with efficient operation • Ensure safe operation for your team
VDL ETG, a leader in the design, production, and realization of sophisticated mechatronic systems, has taken an ambitious step forward. The Eindhoven-based firm announces its latest acquisition: the MetalFABG2 3D metal printer from Additive Industries. This new collaboration symbolizes VDL ETG’s relentless pursuit of innovation, especially in an age where precision and efficiency are paramount. Read more
Additive Industries is a manufacturer of metal 3D printers. Their flagship printer, the MetalFABG2, is the most automated metal printer on the market. The company also generates software and material parameter sets to complement its printer sales and supports its customers with a range of consultancy and training offering for workforce development. Additive Industries has three locations, its headquarters in Eindhoven (The Netherlands) and two service and development locations at Bristol (UK) and Camarillo (USA). Read more [Source: easyengineering.eu]
This case study demonstrates how the Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN F1 team is utilizing the capabilities of additive manufacturing to produce essential titanium Ti6Al4V chassis inserts for their F1 race car. The entire process, from design to assembly and testing, is presented, showcasing the immense value that AM has brought to this crucial F1 component. In an industry where quick turnaround times and top-notch parts are of utmost importance, this innovative approach has revolutionized the game. Read more
3D metal printer manufacturer Additive Industries installed its MetalFABG2 3D metal printer at ADDDAM, a volume flexible metal processing and production solutions supplier. The printer has been installed at ADDDAM’s facility in Brixen, making it Additive Industries’ first customer in Italy. Read more [Source: adddam.com]
Upgrade to the MetalFABG2 and tap into the potential of automated metal additive manufacturing for your large production needs.
– Modular design for easy scalability – Automated laser calibration for precise results – Continuous production to meet your demands – Design flexibility for creative possibilities – Minimize downtime with efficient operation – Ensure safe operation for your team
Unlock the future of manufacturing with the MetalFABG2. Read more
In 2018, Volkswagen established a 3D printing center to produce intricate automotive components using various 3D metal printing technologies. Additive Industries’ MetalFAB system has been instrumental in Volkswagen’s additive manufacturing success, enabling the production of metal components and earning recognition with a prestigious award. Read more
