Dyndrite and AMFG partner to streamline pre-production process
November 21, 2023
Dyndrite Corporation, Seattle, Washington, USA, is partnering with AMFG Corp, headquartered in Austin, Texas, to utilise AMFG’s award-winning automated workflow software for the automated 3D nesting of CAD files, thereby streamlining the pre-production process.
“Dyndrite’s mission is to enhance the AM ecosystem to deliver production-oriented automated workflows,” said Stephen Anderson, Head of Strategic Relations, Dyndrite.
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AMFG’s automated workflow software has been upgraded with Dyndrite’s 3D nesting capability for multiple CAD files. This enhancement, accessible natively from the AMFG interface, allows the software to compile numerous files seamlessly. As a result, it can now efficiently evaluate the overall project size, determine the necessary production time, and calculate the subsequent project cost.
“We’re excited to work with AMFG, a leading innovator in MES software for manufacturing, taking advantage of Dyndrite technology has delivered new value-added automation capabilities to their solution and customer base – together, we are bringing scale to the additive manufacturing industry,” Anderson added.
Sven Hinrichs, Head of Technology Consulting, AMFG, stated, “As a leading automation solution, we recognize the transformative power of Dyndrite’s automated nesting and build preparation capabilities for Additive Manufacturing. The efficiency gains brought about by Dyndrite’s cutting-edge technology have revolutionised our workflow, allowing our customers to optimise material usage, reduce production time, and ultimately deliver superior results to our clients.
“Dyndrite’s commitment to advancing the Additive Manufacturing landscape aligns seamlessly with our goal of providing innovative and cost-effective solutions. Together, we’re shaping the future of manufacturing by harnessing the full potential of automation in the additive process,” Hinrichs concluded.
