ADDiTEC expands sales network with UK-based Tri-Tech 3D
November 22, 2024
At Formnext 2024, ADDiTEC, Palm City, Florida, USA, announced a strategic collaboration with Tri-Tech 3D, Stoke-on-Trent, UK, to expand UK sales of ADDiTEC’s product line. The range includes the AMDROiD — a turn-key laser-wire-based Directed Energy Deposition (DED) Additive Manufacturing robotic solution — and the Hybrid machines, multi-technology manufacturing platforms that combine Liquid Metal Jetting (LMJ) and laser-based DED capabilities with CNC machining.
“This represents a significant milestone in our commitment to deliver exceptional value to customers in the UK,” stated Brian Matthews, CEO of ADDiTEC. “As a proud native of the UK, I am personally excited to work closely with Tri-Tech 3D to meet the growing demand for advanced manufacturing solutions across sectors like aerospace, automotive, and energy.”
The companies stated that their collaboration hopes to support efficiency, innovation and sustainability in UK manufacturers through the addition of ADDiTEC’s Additive Manufacturing capabilities. It was noted that sectors known for rigorous demands on material performance and production precision (e.g. aerospace, defence, automotive) may benefit from the flexible technology.
Tri-Tech 3D’s Managing Director, Adrian Painter, added, “Working with ADDiTEC allows us to further our mission of providing cutting-edge solutions to our clients. Their advanced technology is a perfect fit for our existing product portfolio, and we’re excited to introduce these new capabilities to our customer base across the UK.”
With a strong presence reported in the UK, Tri-Tech 3D can provide potential technology adopters advice on initial specifications and work with ADDiTEC to grow its UK install base. Tri-Tech 3D is supported by sister company Cadspec, allowing it to offer an end-to-end solution for customers integrating CAD/CAM software with advanced manufacturing.
