Domes
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Domes & Storage Vessels
Fabricating metal domes traditionally requires a great deal of precision machining or casting to achieve the proper shape of a dome. This can be labor-intensive and time-consuming work that makes part consistency difficult. Even casting a dome requires far more steps and complexity than printing it with additive manufacturing. Metal domes are widely used in the aerospace, defense, and architecture industries. Metal dome shapes have high strength-to-weight ratios, excellent thermal and acoustic properties, and aesthetic appeal.
However, fabricating metal dome shapes with additives is not a trivial task. It requires careful selection of the material, design and process parameters to ensure the quality and performance of the final product. ADDere additive manufacturing can produce consistent domes from any number of metal-based materials or even from superalloys.
The ADDere laser wire additive manufacturing system specializes in producing 3D printed large-scale, near-net-shape parts in a variety of metals including Titanium, Inconel, Stainless Steel and other superalloys, as well as most Ferrous-based metals.
ADDere has these additive manufacturing capabilities as well as many more printing capabilities. Contact us today if your business is interested in 3D-printed metal domes.
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ADDere specializes in producing complex 3D printed large-scale, near-net-shape parts in a variety of common metals and superalloys.
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Manage Your Inventory Efficiently with Additive Manufacturing
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ADDere Introduces a New Additive System
ADDere is expanding its capabilities by introducing a small format additive system that complements our other two large-scale laser-wire additive systems. The new ADDere system
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Life Cycle Management for Additive Manufacturing Automation Systems
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ADDere has a Dedicated YouTube Channel
Since ADDere’s inception, ADDere has piggybacked off our parent company, Midwest Engineered Systems, YouTube channel. With the growing interest in metal additive manufacturing the decision
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Advantages of ADDere Additive Manufacturing Over Traditional Manufacturing
In the dynamic world of manufacturing, ADDere’s laser-wire additive manufacturing process is emerging as a game-changer, offering a plethora of advantages over traditional manufacturing methods.
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How ADDere’s Additive Process is the Future of Manufacturing
ADDere’s additive manufacturing process represents a significant leap forward in producing industrial-scale parts. By utilizing a laser-wire additive system, ADDere can create large-scale, complex components