Australian firm AML3D has introduced the sale of its industrial-scale ARCEMY ‘X-Version 6700’ Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) metallic 3D printing system to the US Navy’s Additive Manufacturing Middle of Excellence (AM CoE) in Virginia. The order, valued at roughly $1.1 million, was made via AML3D’s value-added reseller, Philips Company.
This isn’t the primary time AML3D has provided its ARCEMY system to the US protection sector. Earlier, the US Division of Protection had ordered an ARCEMY X system, showcasing the rising curiosity within the firm’s expertise. The collaboration with Philips Corp has been instrumental in increasing AML3D’s presence within the US market and securing this order.
AML3D’s WAAM 3D printing expertise is understood for its ease of integration into conventional manufacturing ecosystems, because it builds upon welding deposition with validated metallic wire feedstocks already used within the trade. Moreover, the corporate has a powerful monitor document of establishing and validating large-sized elements for the maritime sector, typically in collaboration with BAE Methods.
The acquisition of this newest ARCEMY X system is a part of the US Navy’s efforts to ascertain a resilient, aggressive, and sustainable provide chain and industrial base by quickly adopting superior manufacturing applied sciences. AML3D goals to additional deepen its presence within the US protection and federal sectors, anticipating continued development in gross sales.
“We’re extraordinarily happy the US Navy has bought this ARCEMY X…demonstrating their confidence in our expertise and is a validation of our strategic give attention to delivering ARCEMY methods to the US maritime and protection industries,” mentioned AML3D Interim CEO Sean Ebert.
“This follows the order, for the US Division of Defence, of an ARCEMY X early this yr and additional cements our strategic partnership with the US Navy.
With set up scheduled for early 2024, AML3D’s success in promoting superior 3D printing methods to prestigious shoppers just like the US Navy additional solidifies their place within the additive manufacturing market.
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