VDL ETG, a leading company in the development, production and realization of sophisticated mechatronic systems, has acquired a MetalFABG2 3D metal printer from Additive Industries.
At the heart of this innovation is the MetalFABG2. The device, which is also new to the entire VDL Groep, stands out for its ability to precisely design complex shapes, mainly in stainless steel. This significantly expands the company’s production portfolio. Thanks to this innovation, unique product designs are already in the starting blocks, demonstrating the many applications of this technology.
Another advantage of the MetalFABG2 is its efficiency. In addition to the prompt production of metal components, the system impresses with sustainable production methods that minimize material consumption and reduce waste production. This future-oriented use of resources is evidence of responsible manufacturing. The VDL ETG team was able to fully familiarize themselves with the extensive features of MetalFABG2 in just three weeks, which promises to accelerate product development.
Mark Massey, Chief Executive Officer at Additive Industries, expressed his enthusiasm: “Partnering with VDL ETG and seeing them swiftly integrate the MetalFABG2 into their processes has been an affirmation of our shared vision for innovative manufacturing. We are excited about the transformative impact this will have in the mechatronics domain.”
VDL ETG’s integration of the MetalFABG2 signals a new era in the world of 3D metal printing. With a focus on precision, efficiency and sustainable production, the company shows what modern mechanical engineering can look like today.
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