We have developed state-of-the-art WAAM additive manufacturing technologies that help our customers implementing outstanding AM solutions for large-scale industrial metal components.
With no forging tooling or casting dies, and with reduced material usage, parts are cheaper to produce.
WAAM process creates near net shape components needing minimal finishing, minimising machining swarf and raw material usage.
WAAM can enable onshoring of metal parts and local management of spare parts and repairs.
With our patented in-process cold-work solutions you can achieve forged-like mechanical properties for your parts.
You will get the freedom and flexibility to merge multiple parts into a single part designed specifically for AM.
Your parts can be procured much more quickly leveraging on WAAM’s digital process workflow.
Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing enables the manufacture of components up to very large size and mass, whether in titanium, steel, bronze, nickel, or aluminium.
Industries WE SERVE
Helping you with first right part building, technology qualification and exploitation.
TESTIMONIAL
"Working with WAAM3D is a guarantee of success that reduces the risks and costs of developing new products using DED-Arc (WAAM) technology. For us, WAAM3D is a provider of premium materials to achieve the highest levels of quality and a single-stop solution provider where we can solve the most demanding challenges of this technology. Working with the WAAM3D team is always a very positive experience."
Pedro Alvarez
Researcher
LORTEK
"WAAMCtrl will provide full traceability for the user of issues that are discovered during and after subsequent deposits. If an issue was deemed to be material related and full traceability of suppliers' spools were maintained it would be possible to investigate if any issues occurred during the production of that spool."
Daniel Barber
Managing Director
Perryman Europe Ltd
“I am really happy with how this first interaction with WAAM3D has gone, from the support in reaching a good design solution to how rapidly the additional material was deposited for addressing shrinkage issues. We now have a functional part that we can all be proud of and a better understanding of the advantages of the WAAM process.”
James Alderman
Principal Aerodynamics Engineer
ARA
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WAAM – a sustainable solution
As governmental mindsets around fossil fuel emissions continue to shift, the interest in metal additive manufacturing continues on an upwards curve. As raw material production is by far the major contributor to a product’s environmental impact, processes such as WAAM can offer manufacturers significant carbon emission and carbon footprint reductions.
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WAAM – Answering Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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WAAM or subtractive manufacturing?
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