Customer Showcase

Marketiger’s 3D printing configurator software and production offering unleashes mass customisation opportunities for digital and analogue gaming communities

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Additive-focused contract manufacturer will use its additional printers to meet the growing demand of its customers in space, aviation, energy and defense, installing them in its Castheon facility

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Safran, an international high-tech company operating in the aviation, defense and space markets, choose to work with SLM Solutions' NXG XII 600. The production system will be used to produce large, qualified aluminum parts for current and next generation program.

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Serving the automotive, aerospace, and energy industries, Carpenter Additive required a solution that could handle complex and disparate information across different sources and departments. That's why the team chose our CO-AM Software Platform to help optimize project management efficiency and communications throughout its production workflow.

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When asked which application has particularly moved the AM community in recent weeks, one term would certainly come up quickly: the Aerospike component. This is a rocket engine developed by Hyperganic and manufactured by EOS and AMCM. Unlike classic, bell-shaped rocket nozzles, a rocket engine in aerospike form can adapt to the atmospheric air pressure at different flight altitudes.

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Motorsports leader buys Neo800 3D printer for better surface finish, throughput and reliability

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Atlantic XL provides EPC and EPCM services to the energy industry supporting offshore and onshore systems, including digitisation, telecommunications, navigation, environmental monitoring and additive manufacturing of metal parts. Now the company is commissioning its first commercial 3D printer in Newfoundland and Labrador. The Canadian-based company chose SLM Solutions as its supplier and selected an SLM®280 machine.

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Italian engineering company QualiCal saw an opportunity for innovation in lime production, and asked — could 3D printing help eliminate the single biggest cause of production downtime? It could and it has. Partnering with us, QualiCal developed a shaft level indicator that offers the potential for increased revenue of up to €1,400,000.

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“We can send our 3D, print-ready files and know what we get back will be accurate, ready-to-go parts.”

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The new systems will enable the company to produce parts for powertrain technology and more.

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