Accessing the die-casting industry through MetalFABG2 printer
ADDDAM has acquired the MetalFABG2 printer to access the die-casting industry. With this purchase, ADDDAM aims to become a leading producer of complex aluminium parts for the automotive and machine engineering sectors. The automotive industry is changing rapidly due to the shift to electric vehicles and changes in customer behaviour. ADDDAM offers prototyping and initial testing, with the ability to transition to high-pressure die-casting as volumes grow, providing flexibility to adapt to forecasting volumes for electric vehicles.
For ADDDAM to be successful in this venture, they have identified four key mission ingredients: focus, environment, automation and quality. Complying with these mission ingredients has led ADDDAM to choose Additive Industries’ MetalFABG2 as its metal AM printer for delivering high-quality die-cast replacement parts. They chose Additive Industries' MetalFABG2 due to its high level of automation, which lowers costs, increases competitiveness, and improves resilience to workforce changes
Mathias Wiese, Chief Executive Officer at ADDDAM: “We are very excited to partner with Additive Industries to move forward in our next step: accessing the die-casting industry. The MetalFABG2 printer will be a great new asset to accommodate us in this next stage.”
Mark Massey, Chief Executive Officer at Additive Industries: “We as Additive Industries are very happy to be able to provide ADDDAM with our MetalFABG2 printer to support them in their expansion towards the automotive and machine engineering industry.”
ADDDAM will be hosting its first ever AM Tech Day together with partners and customers at Durst Kraftwerk in Brixen, Italy. Please find more information about the event here.
About Additive Industries
Additive Industries is a 3D metal printer manufacturer for high-quality metal parts. It offers a system specifically aimed at high-end and demanding industrial markets. With class-leading build volume, robustness as well as productivity, Additive Industries redefines the business case for aerospace, automotive, energy and high-tech equipment. Headquartered in the Netherlands, Additive Industries has demo and service centres in the USA, UK and Singapore and is a global key player in large volume metal printing systems.
