The Swedish company Freemelt recently received a new order from Saab Dynamics. The aim is to carry out a feasibility study for the material process development of complex materials that can be used in the defense industry.
With this project, Saab Dynamics wants to support the development of new products and the expansion of local manufacturing capacities. By utilizing Freemelt’s 3D printing technologies, in particular the Freemelt ONE, the company plans to further advance novel developments.
Freemelt’s CEO Daniel Gidlund comments, “It is rewarding that we can add another global leading industrial company like Saab to our customer list! During the past months, we have seen an accelerated interest in Freemelt’s 3D printing solutions from various industries, adapting to the geopolitical situation. Industries are increasing investments to foster innovation in critical applications and to establish local manufacturing to secure availability of critical components.”
Freemelt plays an important role in strengthening the competitiveness of Swedish industry with its technology and product range. The cooperation between Freemelt and Saab is intended to start here in order to jointly develop innovative solutions and deliver fruitful results in the long term.
Gidlund continues, “Freemelt with its unique technology and products will have an important and active role in strengthening the competitiveness of the Swedish industries. We are eager to start this collaboration and will do our utmost for a long and fruitful collaboration between Freemelt and Saab.
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