Additive Willmann selects amsight for AM quality management

Serial Production of AM parts with Binder Jetting at Additive Willmann (Courtesy amsight)
Serial Production of AM parts with Binder Jetting at Additive Willmann (Courtesy amsight)

Additive Willmann, headquartered in Löffingen, Germany, has selected production-level quality management software from amsight, based in Hamburg, Germany, to help strengthen traceability, reduce manual effort, and support the company’s next step toward more robust serial AM production.

Additive Willmann supports customers from initial concept through to finished components, with activities covering Additive Manufacturing, materials, process development and quality management. As AM moves to repeatable industrial supply, customers need confidence that every step – from powder to delivery – is documented, controlled, and available when required.

amsight’s software connects powder, process, post-processing, machine and inspection data at the individual part level. Additive Willmann will use the software to document data across its production chain and reduce the manual work involved in compiling quality records.

“Traceability is one of the biggest benefits,” stated Jörg Willmann, founder and CEO of Additive Willmann. “With amsight, we can document the full route from powder to delivery in a much more structured way. That gives our customers more security and trust, and it supports the move from individual projects toward more serial production.”

Jörg Willmann (right) with a team member in the production hall in Löfflingen (Courtesy amsight)
Jörg Willmann (right) with a team member in the production hall in Löfflingen (Courtesy amsight)

The company also expects the implementation to reduce repetitive manual tasks associated with quality documentation through the use of structured digital workflows.

“In AM, quality is not only proven at final inspection,” added Willmann. “It is built through the process. amsight helps us keep that process aligned, documented, and easier to optimise. That reduces effort for our team and gives customers clearer evidence of how their components were produced.”

The partnership will be highlighted during Additive Pulse X Days, which will take place at Additive Willmann’s premises in Löffingen from September 30 to October 1, 2026. Philip Sperling of amsight will present ‘From Powder to Component: Digital Quality Assurance with amsight for Regulated AM Processes’, covering the use of connected quality data in regulated AM production.

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