Our Partners
Working with the Industry's Best
ADDere Additive Manufacturing has partnered with several international industry leaders to develop a complete and scaleable additive metal manufacturing solution capable of 3D printing some of the world’s most challenging metals including Titanium and superalloys like Inconel, as well as other iron-based metals.
Leveraging our partners’ knowledge and experience ADDere has built a 3D laser-wire additive system that can provide high-quality industrial-scale components to some of the most demanding industries like aerospace, defense, marine and petrochemical.
Contact us to learn more about our partners and how ADDere leverages their tools to produce a best-in-class additive manufacturing solution for our customers.
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