Design for additive manufacturing (DfAM) is the process and method of designing products or components optimized for the additive manufacturing process. ADDere’s additive manufacturing process offers many advantages over traditional manufacturing methods, such as increased design freedom, reduced material waste

One of the most important factors to consider when planning an ADDere laser-wire 3D printing project is the choice of metal alloy. Different metal alloys have different properties, such as density, hardness, corrosion resistance, thermal conductivity and melting point. These

The United States Navy has recognized the potential of additive manufacturing to improve its capabilities and readiness, especially in submarine and surface ship production, maintenance, and repair. The Navy has been investing in research and development of additive materials and

Industrial additive manufacturing is a rapidly evolving manufacturing field that has been benefiting various industries, such as aerospace, defense, medical, and petrochemical. Additive has enabled the creation of complex and customized parts with high precision, efficiency and flexibility while reducing

In today’s competitive and fast-paced market, manufacturers need to keep up with the changing demands of their customers and deliver products quickly and efficiently. However, traditional warehousing methods, such as Just In Case (JIC) manufacturing, can pose several challenges and

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 various industries, such as aerospace, automotive, defense and power generation. However, integrating additive manufacturing into

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 industry. Additive manufacturing is no different. One of the most effective and efficient ways

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. However, to fully leverage the potential of additive manufacturing, designers and engineers need to follow

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. ADDere’s motion control system allows for unique possibilities that, for the truly cutting-edge designer, open