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. With the ability to create complex geometries, produce large-scale customized components, fabricate multi-material parts, eliminate
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 from a variety of metal-based materials, including superalloys. This method allows for the creation of
In the rapidly evolving landscape of defense logistics, metal additive manufacturing has emerged as a pivotal technology, revolutionizing how the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) operates and supporting the U.S. military’s readiness and capabilities. The DLA’s mission is to provide a
Metal casting and additive manufacturing are the two most common methods of producing large-scale metal parts. Metal casting involves pouring molten metal into a mold and letting it solidify, while additive manufacturing simply builds up layers of material using metal
Industrial Metal additive manufacturing is not a new technology or concept. Still, it has gained significant momentum in recent years in many industries, thanks to the advances in hardware, software, materials and applications. According to Grand View market research reports,
ADDere’s additive manufacturing process contributes to sustainable development and a circular economy by reducing material waste, energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions and transportation costs. It can also enable the creation of complex and customized products and parts that can extend
Production lead time is a critical variable for companies that rely on production and manufacturing processes to produce goods. In traditional manufacturing processes, it can take weeks or even months to produce parts and prototypes, causing delays in production, higher
Building large-scale titanium parts for aerospace applications requires the largest metal 3D printer available. Because of the demanding nature of aerospace components and their previous experience with ADDere, GKN Aerospace commissioned ADDere to design and construct a custom additive manufacturing
Additive manufacturing is a revolutionary technology that enables the creation of complex geometries and customized parts. However, metal additive parts have some limitations, such as poor surface finish, sharp edges and low mechanical properties. To overcome these challenges, hybrid additive
In the ever-evolving landscape of aerospace technology, the United States Air Force (USAF) stands at the forefront of innovation, constantly pushing the boundaries to enhance its capabilities. One revolutionary technology that has taken center stage in recent years is additive
ADDere is a cutting-edge metal wire 3D printing process created for high complexity, large-scale industrial components.
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