Casting has been the tried and true method for producing large-scale, high-mass components for centuries. The process is straightforward and easy to understand, but sometimes there are situations where other options are needed, including turnaround time, materials specifications, or even
Metal additive manufacturing is still a rather nascent industry. It’s unsurprising that there are many who are scratching their heads as to how this technology fits into their production processes – or if it should at all. This article is
Quite a bit of ADDere’s business revolves around not just very large metal parts but prints that need the highest reliability. That reliability comes from printing materials of the highest quality. Our customers have a lot on the line for
The metal additive world is awash in laser powder systems. They work great for highly detailed, precision parts – as long as they are on the small side. What if the part far exceeds the build volume of the usual
ADDere is known for 3D printing some very large things, as well as being able to weld very large things together, but what many don’t know is the process can also add to existing parts made through other processes. The
Here’s a video of our new coaxial head in action. The new head from Laser Mechanisms allows for step change controllability of the laser wire additive process that ADDere uses. Here, the system is printing material samples for an upcoming
Metal additive processes have been working their way into manufacturing for some time, the bulk of that movement has been through laser powder systems. These technologies can make finely featured smaller-scale components. What happens when a firm needs a much
The same process that is used to build giant metal 3D prints is also used to laser weld metals. When set up to do additive, the system puts down layer upon layer of material. When welding, the laser is used
In the June 2020 issue of the Fabricator, ADDere’s latest print, our massive rocket engine assembly is featured in a sidebar of an article about DED additive processes. In this article, the Fabricator gives a general overview of Directed Energy
Our latest part shows ADDere’s unique capability of printing not only a rocket combustion chamber and nozzle but seamlessly merging them into one full-size rocket thrust chamber assembly. The scale available with the ADDere laser wire additive manufacturing system provides
ADDere is a cutting-edge metal wire 3D printing process created for high complexity, large-scale industrial components.
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