A string of orders for its Apollo, Zeus and Medusa additive manufacturing platforms have taken Fast Fusion’s revenues above 2 million USD for the primary time in its three-year historical past, in response to the corporate.
Fast Fusion says the profitable adoption of its three merchandise units the corporate up effectively for the launch and roll-out of its Cerberus platform.
Unveiled at Formnext 2025, Cerberus is a containerised additive manufacturing functionality designed for ‘fast deployment, rugged operation, and uncompromising efficiency.’ It’s meant to be used in remoted areas, from arctic oil platforms and desert ahead bases to catastrophe zones and distant building websites.
The deployable hybrid manufacturing system is claimed to offer entry to a construct quantity of 1200mm3 with a pellet throughput of as much as 17kg per hour and 3kW of steady spindle energy. The system additionally provides bulk materials compatibility so any native polymers can be utilized, advantages from twin impartial heads to make sure zero downtime, and operates as much as 500°C for superior composite manufacturing.
Jake Hand, Founding father of Fast Fusion, commented: “There have been a whole lot of disruptors getting into the 3D printing world and promising to print a number of one-off, unrealistic merchandise that don’t actually make business sense. We’ve as an alternative checked out how we construct our options so they’re 100% centered on creating usable manufacturing components that may go into automotive, aerospace and, more and more, into navy and life-saving functions.
“That’s what has actually paid off for us and helped us to develop in what has been a really difficult time. Our core robotic methods – all designed, developed and constructed within the UK – have loved robust gross sales, and now Cerberus guarantees to be the game-changer. With our enlargement plans starting to materialise this 12 months, we’re in a direct place to create 5 new engineering, design and software program roles, with an additional 4 jobs required by the tip of 2026.”
Martin Jewell, Chief Technical Officer at Fast Fusion, added: “We thought it was going to be standard, however the response at Formnext and what has adopted has been phenomenal. They undeniable fact that we are able to deploy such a high-quality hybrid manufacturing system in simply 25 minutes is exceptional, and we’re at present in negotiations with a number of organisations eager to be among the many first purchasers of this expertise.
“Elements could be made on our system for rescue drones, safety-critical components for oil and fuel, important medical gear in catastrophe zones and alternative bits for automobiles working in a few of the most demanding terrains on the planet. There has even been speak of making devoted manufacturing cells that may speed up the scale-up and supply of Cerberus.”
Fast Fusion can also be seeking to develop its manufacturing house over the following twelve months.
