Eplus3D partners AM Futures to bring custom Additive Manufacturing machines to UK market
February 11, 2025
AM Futures, based in Coventry, United Kingdom, has been named as the agent for China’s Eplus3D in the UK. Working closely with companies across the UK’s advanced manufacturing sector, AM Futures will offer a wide range of customised metal Additive Manufacturing machines from Eplus3D.
To date, Eplus3D has installed over 100 metal Additive Manufacturing machines in Europe, with customers in the aerospace, medical, and mechanical engineering sectors.
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“We are thrilled to work alongside the team at Eplus3D to bring their high-performance metal PBF machines to the UK market,” stated Nigel Robinson, Founder and Director at AM Futures. “I have been impressed at the way the Eplus3D team helps to enable customers with their technology. When it comes to AM, quality and reliability should be a given. As the industry has expanded and technology evolved, we see more customers seeking greater value in the supply chain to achieve the best possible ‘piece part price’. Eplus3D is now offering the step change required.”
Eplus3D’s Laser Beam Powder Bed Fusion (PBF-LB) Additive Manufacturing machines have a wide range of build volumes, from 260 x 260 x 390 mm to 2050 x 2050 x 1100 mm (with a customisable Z-axis up to 2000 mm), as well as configurations varying from single laser to 64 lasers. The company’s metal AM machines are compatible with a wide array of materials, including aluminium alloys, titanium alloys, cobalt chrome, nickel-based alloys, stainless steels, tool steels, copper alloys, and other micro-grade metals.
Martin Bizot, Account Manager at Eplus3D’s European base in Ludwigsburg, Germany, added, “The UK is a highly advanced market in metal Additive Manufacturing, and with AM Futures’ expertise in metal AM, combined with the productivity and technical advantages of our machines, we are ready to unlock new opportunities and push the boundaries of metal AM production.”
