ADDere’s additive manufacturing process and systems are revolutionizing the way we think about manufacturing, offering unprecedented flexibility and innovation in manufacturing complex parts. Among the various additive techniques, laser-wire additive manufacturing (LWAM) and powder-based additive manufacturing (PBAM) stand out for

Metal structural hardpoints are critical components where significant loads and stresses are concentrated in a vehicle’s frame or body. These include mounting fixturing, tow/lift points, housings, and other custom-designed vital metal components. Traditionally, these hardpoints are manufactured using conventional methods

Inventory management is a critical aspect of any manufacturing company, where the balance between minimizing stock and ensuring the availability of materials can significantly impact production efficiency, warehousing and costs. Just-in-Time (JIT) and Just-in-Case (JIC) inventory strategies are two approaches

ADDere’s additive manufacturing process has many advantages over conventional manufacturing methods, such as reducing material waste, increasing design flexibility, new part functionalities and unique material properties. However, additive systems pose some challenges and risks, such as potentially high energy consumption

ADDere’s additive manufacturing process contributes to sustainable development and a circular economy by reducing material waste, energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions and transportation costs. It can also enable the creation of complex and customized products and parts that can extend

Production lead time is a critical variable for companies that rely on production and manufacturing processes to produce goods. In traditional manufacturing processes, it can take weeks or even months to produce parts and prototypes, causing delays in production, higher