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For more information about ADDere’s products and services, please use any of the contact methods listed below or use the adjacent contact form.
If you’d like to learn more about Midwest Engineered Systems (MWES), the developer of ADDere Additive Manufacturing, please visit the MWES website.
Where to find us
ADDere is located just west of Milwaukee, WI at the MWES headquarters.
W238N1800 Rockwood Drive
Waukesha, WI 53188
Hours of Operation
MWES has a strong reputation for high-quality, reliable factory automation integration solutions. Customer service is our priority and we provide support to our customers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. To ensure customer satisfaction, we respond to service calls at any time of day.
Visiting our facility? Ask for our corporate rates at these hotels near us: Holiday Inn Pewaukee and Wildwood Lodge.
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Latest Blog Posts
How to Integrate ADDere Into Your Existing Production Workflow
Metal additive manufacturing is a rapidly evolving technology and ADDere is at the forefront of it. An ADDere additive system can offer significant benefits to
ADDere’s Quality Assurance: Non-contact Inspections with 3D Scanning
Quality assurance is a vital aspect of any manufacturing process, as it ensures that the parts meet the specifications and standards of the customers and
The Best Practices for Designing & Optimizing Parts for ADDere
ADDere Additive Manufacturing offers many advantages over traditional manufacturing methods, such as greater design flexibility, reduced material waste, lower energy consumption and faster production time.
What Can ADDere do for You
Are you looking to manufacture high-complexity large-scale metal parts? If the answer is yes, then ADDere Additive Manufacturing has the products and services for you.
The Possibilities of 5-axis Printing with ADDere
With most of the efforts focused on gantry-based systems, ADDere has started with and continued to pioneer 3D metal printing with industrial robotics-based 5-axis systems.
Whitepaper: Replacing Short run casting with Laser Wire Additive
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
