Addimetal manufactures open-source metal and ceramic 3D printers using Binder Jetting technology, giving manufacturers control over parameters, powders, and data. Their modular and scalable machines, along with the Orion software suite, support applications from prototyping to series production.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Manufacturers often lack control over the 3D printing process, including parameters, materials, and data, when using closed-source metal and ceramic 3D printers. This limited access restricts innovation, customization, and optimization of printing for specific applications.
Solution
Addimetal provides open-source metal and ceramic 3D printing solutions based on Binder Jetting technology, empowering manufacturers with full control over their additive manufacturing processes. Their modular and scalable machines, coupled with the Orion software suite, support a wide range of applications from rapid prototyping to series production. The K2-2 printer offers high-resolution printing with customizable parameters for layer strategy, binder kinematics, and scanning speeds. Addimetal's solutions are compatible with various metal and ceramic powders, as well as non-proprietary binders, allowing users to experiment with new material formulations and reduce costs.
Target Audience
Addimetal's primary customers include manufacturers, research institutions, and industrial companies in the aerospace, automotive, medical, and luxury sectors seeking customizable and scalable additive manufacturing solutions.
Features
- Open-source architecture providing full access to printing parameters
- Compatible with a wide range of metal and ceramic powders
- Accepts non-proprietary binders for material flexibility
- Orion software suite for process monitoring and control
- High-resolution printing with up to 1080 DPI
- Customizable parameters for layer strategy, binder kinematics, and scanning speeds
- Large build volume of 8L (200x200x200 mm)