AMufacture, which has seen a seven-fold improve in its manufacturing capability up to now two years, will host the open home at its Portsmouth, UK base on January 20. In collaboration with HP Additive Manufacturing Options, the day will probably be filled with shows and demonstrations of the most recent advances in additive manufacturing. Technical workshops, real-life case research, and discussions round matters corresponding to safety, manufacturing, post-processing, supplies and high quality management will all be on the agenda.
HP AM’s VP & International Head of Gross sales and Enterprise Improvement, François Minec, sees the occasion as an opportunity for additional adoption of AM throughout a fair wider enterprise spectrum because the business continues to develop at a big tempo.
“As additive manufacturing is quickly evolving, this open home will present a wonderful alternative to discover these developments,” he stated. “[It] will probably be a useful day for anybody curious about seeing how additive manufacturing can rework their enterprise and ship high-quality, industrial, production-scale manufacturing.
AMufacture co-founder Craig Pyser sees the occasion as a chance to harness one other pivotal second for AM. “9 out of each ten elements which go away our headquarters at the moment are destined for end-use slightly than as a prototype,” he stated. “The business has big potential because it continues to develop at tempo.
“We’re delighted to be teaming up with our buddies at HP AM for this particular open home which can showcase how additive manufacturing now has true manufacturing functionality and may ship elements at scale and with consistency, high quality and pace”.
Since its founding in 2018, AMufacture has quickly grown to turn into a number one supplier of AM options, servicing a number of business sectors with progressive applied sciences.
It not too long ago appointed former Dyson MD David Hollander to assist its continued enlargement following a recent funding spherical and is concentrating on additional development each domestically within the UK and overseas.
