Wayland Additive, a UK-based metallic AM firm, has partnered with 3Dees Industries, an AM know-how distributor, for the gross sales of Calibur3 electron beam (eBeam) metallic AM programs throughout Central and Japanese Europe.
3Dees Industries is a provider of superior AM options within the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Ukraine. Co-founder and CEO of 3Dees, Daniel Adam, has a robust connection to the aerospace business. With a background in aeronautical engineering, he labored for a few years as a specialist in plane design places of work. His deep understanding of the sector underscores his appreciation of the important and transformative function that eBeam AM know-how, akin to Wayland’s NeuBeam course of, can play in aerospace manufacturing.
“I’ve been working with numerous additive applied sciences for greater than 20 years and I absolutely admire how they’ll foster innovation for business and convey key efficiencies to manufacturing operations. The NeuBeam course of from Wayland advances this even additional for metallic AM purposes providing, because it does, an eBeam course of with a lot higher productiveness and extra alternatives with extra supplies that aren’t historically used with AM. I’m excited to work with the Wayland group and to share the advantages of the Calibur3 system throughout our community in Europe,” mentioned Daniel Adam.
“This announcement about Wayland’s partnership with 3Dees Industries is a testomony to the growing demand we’re seeing for Calibur3 and the capabilities of our NeuBeam course of. It’s gratifying to have the ability to work with Daniel at 3Dees, with their sensible community and dedication to advancing AM know-how throughout business. Daniel really will get the advantages that Calibur3 gives and he’s a real inspiration, I’m delighted to be working with him and progressing machine gross sales into Japanese Europe,” mentioned Peter Hansford, CRO at Wayland Additive.
From its operations in Prague and Brno, the place 3Dees is predicated on the South Moravian Innovation Centre (JIC), along with its AM utility middle in Ostrava, the corporate is well-placed to help companies with the deployment and utility of superior 3D printing applied sciences. In Slovakia, 3Dees operates on the Technical College of Košice, which permits a beneficial connection between academia and business.
