When it comes to large-scale metal parts manufacturing, ADDere can be a lifesaver for many businesses concerned with high import prices of steel. For decades, manufacturers have relied on cheap overseas labor to mass produce most goods we use today.

Industrial applications of drones are soaring to new heights in 2025. From utilities and infrastructure inspection to agriculture and defense applications are industries that will benefit from the adoption of drones. One of the game-changers in manufacturing industrial-grade drones is

Additive manufacturing has been gaining traction in the nuclear energy industry. The development and maintenance of nuclear reactors demand components that meet stringent safety standards and withstand extreme conditions. Many of these components are custom designs made from common metal

The aerospace industry has always been at the forefront of technological innovation, constantly seeking ways to improve efficiency, performance and sustainability. From rapid prototyping to manufacturing end-use components, ADDere’s additive manufacturing process is transforming how the aerospace sector designs, manufactures

The ADDere laser-wire additive manufacturing process creates complex metal parts by depositing layers of metal wire on a build plate. This process offers many advantages over traditional manufacturing methods, such as reduced material waste, increased design flexibility, and faster production

In the dynamic world of manufacturing, ADDere’s laser-wire additive manufacturing process is emerging as a game-changer, offering a plethora of advantages over traditional manufacturing methods. With the ability to create complex geometries, produce large-scale customized components, fabricate multi-material parts, eliminate

In the rapidly evolving landscape of defense logistics, metal additive manufacturing has emerged as a pivotal technology, revolutionizing how the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) operates and supporting the U.S. military’s readiness and capabilities. The DLA’s mission is to provide a

Metal casting and additive manufacturing are the two most common methods of producing large-scale metal parts. Metal casting involves pouring molten metal into a mold and letting it solidify, while additive manufacturing simply builds up layers of material using metal

Industrial Metal additive manufacturing is not a new technology or concept. Still, it has gained significant momentum in recent years in many industries, thanks to the advances in hardware, software, materials and applications. According to Grand View market research reports,

Additive manufacturing is a revolutionary technology that enables the creation of complex geometries and customized parts. However, metal additive parts have some limitations, such as poor surface finish, sharp edges and low mechanical properties. To overcome these challenges, hybrid additive