Technology and Sourcing Guide 2023: Additive Manufacturing

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MoldMaking Technology’s online database offers more than 1,000 manufacturers, distributors and suppliers for more than 200 product and service categories that you employ daily. To keep this information current, MMT surveys and updates its supplier database every spring with the latest company contact information and product/service offerings for 11 categories, including Additive Manufacturing (AM).

Every year, the Technology Review and Sourcing Guide includes a portion of that database listed in sourcing grids tailored to match suppliers with their respective product/service offerings along with a sample of product releases that the magazine has featured — in print and/or online — since the last July issue.

This year’s Additive Manufacturing content is exclusively online-only. These are the companies from this section:

3D Hybrid Solutions — Seal Beach, CA, 309-264-4834
3D Systems — Rock Hill, SC, 803-326-3900
Absolute Machine Tools Inc. — Lorain, OH, 440-960-6911
AddiFab — Palo Alto, CA, 650-526-8121
AddUp Inc. — Cincinnati, OH, 513-745-4510
Arburg Inc. — Rocky Hill, CT, 860-667-6500
BeAM Machines — Cincinnati, OH, 513-745-4510
Centorr — Nashua, NH, 603-595-7233
CGTech — Irvine, CA, 949-753-1050
Cimatron — Cincinnati, OH, 877-596-9700
DMG MORI USA Inc. — Hoffman Estates, IL, 847-593-5400
EnvisionTEC — Dearborn, MI, 313-436-4300
EOS North America — Novi, MI, 877-388-7916
Evolve Additive Solutions — Minnetonka, MN, 952-314-2061
ExOne — North Huntingdon, PA, 724-863-9663
Fabrisonic — Columbus, OH, 614-688-5197
Formlabs — Somerville, MA, 617-702-8476
GE Additive — West Chester, OH, 844-202-3865
GF Machining Solutions LLC — Lincolnshire, IL, 847-913-5300
Hybrid Manufacturing Technologies — McKinney, TX, 214-530-2334
International Mold Steel Inc. — Hebron, KY, 859-342-6000
Mantle — San Francisco, CA, 415-650-7464
Matsuura Machinery USA Inc. — St. Paul, MN, 651-289-9700
Mazak North America — Florence, KY, 859-342-1700
Methods 3D Inc. — Sudbury, MA, 978-443-5388
Met-L-Flo Inc. — Sugar Grove, IL, 630-409-9860
Next Chapter Manufacturing — Grand Rapids, MI, 616-263-6200
Proto Labs Inc. — Maple Plain, MN, 763-479-3680
Renishaw Inc. — West Dundee, IL, 847-286-9953
Shapeways — Livonia, MI, 734-422-6060
SLM Solutions Americas — Wixom, MI, 248-243-5400
Sodick Inc. — Schaumburg, IL, 847-310-9000
Stratasys Direct Manufacturing — Valencia, CA, 661-295-4400
Stratasys Inc. — Eden Prairie, MN, 800-937-3010
SyBridge Technologies — Southfield, MI, 888-506-2926
Trumpf Inc. — Farmington, CT, 860-255-6000
VELO3D — Campbell, CA, 408-610-3915
voestalpine High Performance Metals Corp. — Elgin, IL, 630-883-3000
Xact Metal Inc. — State College, PA, 814-205-1505
Xometry — Gaithersburg, MD, 240-252-1138

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING PRODUCTS

ESPRIT CAM software by Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division offers users the digital tools needed to prepare 3D-printed components for manufacturing using powder bed fusion (PBF) technologies.

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Source: Hexagon

Mantle has developed two tool steel materials, P20 and H13, and has demonstrated that these materials perform in a manner comparable to traditional tool steels.

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Source: Mantle Inc.

DMG MORI’s Lasertec 65 DED hybrid machine, which combines additive manufacturing (AM) with milling capabilities, provides many opportunities for mold and die repair, as well as the manufacture of new molds.

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Source: DMG MORI USA

Meltio seeks to bring affordable wire-laser metal 3D printing systems to a variety of end markets with the use of the Meltio M450, a turnkey directed energy deposition (DED) solution.

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Source: Meltio

Available as a retrofit for existing CNC machines or for direct integration into new machines, Hybrid Manufacturing Technologies’ cladding head system provides users improved access for the additive deposition head to access difficult-to-reach areas of the mold that need metal added.

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Source: Hybrid Manufacturing Technologies

Xact Metal’s XM300G series of mid-size metal 3D printers bring affordable metal 3D printing to small- to medium-sized companies.

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Source: Xact Metal

Trumpf highlights the capabilities of the TruPrint 5000, which includes reliable 3D printing of standard tool steel H11/H13 (1.2343/1344).

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Source: Trumpf

AddUp Inc.’s shaping AISI 420 steel, available for all FormUp 350 new generation powder bed fusion (PBF) machines, enables tooling manufacturers to develop new, more complex and more efficient molds.

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Source: AddUp Inc.

For More Information

Browse our entire database of moldmaking suppliers in the supplier section. You can narrow your search by subcategory or production, company name and/or company location.

Additive Manufacturing subcategories include:

AM machines for… ceramic, composite, metal or polymer parts. Machines for… binding jetting, directed energy deposition, material extrusion, material jetting, powder bed fusion, sheet lamination or vat polymerication.
Hybrid AM machines for ceramics, composites, metal or polymer materials.
Material handling equipment for AM
Post-processing equipment for AM
Safty equipment for AM
Software, including job and file management and part design
Training and consultancy services for AM

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