WAAM3D is pleased to announce the launch of a new compact metal 3D printer: MiniWAAM®. Its introduction brings cutting edge metal additive manufacturing to a wider audience thanks to its combination of affordability and performance capabilities.

A wide range of Directed Energy Deposition (DED) 3D printing techniques available to manufacturers looking to produce or repair components. One process in particular - Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing, has now stands head and shoulders above the rest. Find out why?

WAAM3D’s RoboWAAM is a 3D metal additive manufacturing machine engineered and built for WAAM in the UK. Powered by the operating system WAAMCtrl, it has novel sensors, specialised end-effectors and advanced health and safety solutions.

Metal Additive Manufacturing – also referred to as 3D Metal printing enables the creation of net-shaped or near-net-shaped metal components by layering metal wire using a heat source such as laser beam, electron beam, or electric arc.