The two companies have created this alliance to bring additive manufacturing solutions to the UK
Advanced additive manufacturing solutions provider Additec has partnered with 3D printing systems company Tri-Tech 3D to advance the adoption of metal additive manufacturing in the UK.
The partnership, announced at Formnext, will start this month beginning with expanding sales of Additec’s product line featuring its state-of-the-art Amdroid turn-key laser-directed energy deposit robot cell, created for reactive metals.
The hybrid system is also another focus, using a combination of CNC, liquid metal jetting, and LDED technologies. UK industries will benefit from the product expansion, providing them with next-generation high-performance precision-based 3D printing solutions.
Brian Matthews, CEO of Additec, said: “This represents a significant milestone in our commitment to deliver exceptional value to customers in the UK. As a proud native of the UK, I am personally excited to work closely with Tri-Tech 3D to meet the growing demand for advanced manufacturing solutions across sectors like aerospace, automotive, and energy.”
UK manufacturers can better attain its goals for efficiency, innovation, and sustainability by using additive manufacturing. Industries such as aerospace, defence, and automotive will now have access to Additec’s versatile and powerful systems.
Adrian Painter, Tri-Tech 3D’s managing director, added: “Working with Additec allows us to further our mission of providing cutting-edge solutions to our clients. Their advanced technology is a perfect fit for our existing product portfolio, and we’re excited to introduce these new capabilities to our customer base across the UK.”
Tri-Tech 3D’s existing presence in the UK market enables the company to provide advice to help Additive grow its UK base.
