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New Flagship 3D Metal Printer with Large Build Volume



Additive Industries, developer and manufacturer of 3D metal printers for industrial manufacturing, has announced the development of its new flagship model MetalFAB-600. The company expects to present the new model towards the end of 2021.

"The MetalFAB-600 will offer a build size of 600 mm x 600 mm and 1,000 mm Z-height, one of the largest volumes in the industry, and 5X larger in volume than Additive Industries' current MetalFAB1, that already offers 420 mm x 420 mm x 400 mm," said a company spokesperson. "The MetalFAB-600 will be highly productive with a deposition rate up to 1,000 cc/hour, using 10 x 1 kW lasers. It is developed on a platform that allows even further expansion of the build volume and productivity in the future."

The MetalFAB-600 will build upon the MetalFAB1 in robustness and automating key production processes. "The automation will focus on powder handling, alignments and calibrations to ensure the highest possible output. The MetalFAB-600 is designed to achieve the lowest cost per part, targeting traditional casting and machining industry," said the spokesperson.

In view of the importance of this project, and other projects on the development roadmap of Additive Industries, acting CEO will reassume his role as CTO and manage the development team of the MetalFAB-600. Vaes combined both roles over the past few months.

Jonas Wintermans, co-founder and acting CEO, said, "Right now it is crucial for Additive Industries to develop and innovate. The new MetalFAB-600 project is very relevant for our customers and therefore important for Additive Industries. A larger build volume opens doors to more applications and more productivity. Larger build jobs also mean a need for higher laser power and maximum robustness, because users want their parts to reach the finish line when printing multiple day jobs. The existing MetalFAB1, which will be developed even further in terms of simplification and laser power, excels in building long and heavy jobs up to 150 kg parts. Its new sibling, the MetalFAB-600, should build on that knowledge. We have an excellent team in place, led by CTO Mark Vaes, and are confident to be able to enrich our industry with this new model, as well as with our current portfolio."

To support Additive Industries' growth and development, Highlands Beheer, the investment company of the Wintermans family, recently invested $33 million in the company.

For more information contact:

Additive Industries North America, Inc.

1250 Avenida Acaso, Unit H

Camarillo, CA 93012

805-427-0019

www.additiveindustries.com

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