Birmingham, United Kingdom
TCT 3Sixty
FusionX shown publicly alongside printed metal parts, with application discussions across the three days.
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Where our systems have been shown, who we have met, and the parts that came out of the machines. All photography here is our own.
Exhibitions
Where you can meet us
We show the systems in person because a metal AM purchase is easier to judge with the machine in front of you. Ask us where we will be next.
Shenzhen, China
Formnext Asia
Meeting the international additive manufacturing ecosystem: suppliers, integrators and research groups.
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Systems, parts and people
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TCT 3Sixty · BirminghamApplication discussions with real hardware and metal parts on the stand.
Formnext Asia · ShenzhenWorking inside the international additive manufacturing ecosystem.
Metal AM partsLattices, fine features and complex geometry produced on our systems.
Buyer engagementProcess, applications and adoption discussed directly with engineers.Industry presencePublic activity and visibility well beyond a website.Latest writing
From research and documents
Technical notes published alongside the product work.
Blog · 12 min read
Metal 3D Printers for Small Businesses
When does bringing a metal 3D printer in-house make sense for a small business? Applications, real costs, infrastructure, skills and how to choose the right system.
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White paper · 5 min read
Combining additive and subtractive manufacturing for better metal parts
Why deposition, machining, finishing and repair increasingly belong inside a single manufacturing strategy rather than competing with one another.
ReadResearch paper · 6 min read
L-PBF and complex, compact heat sink design
TPMS lattices, thermal performance and what is actually manufacturable at 20-50 µm layers.
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Blog · 7 min read
The future of tool manufacturing with metal AM
Porosity, residual stress, cracking and the post-processing that decides whether a printed tool survives.
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