Additive Manufacturing Systems
The process of joining materials to make parts from 3D model data, usually layer upon layer, using digital manufacturing technologies that include powder bed fusion, binder jetting (3D printing), material jetting, sheet lamination, material extrusion, directed energy deposition, and VAT polymerization.
Welcome to the Future of Deployable On-Demand Manufacturing

Hybrid DED systems will advance and modernize manufacturing to quickly pivot and respond to demands.
Hybrid DED systems will advance and modernize manufacturing to quickly pivot and respond to demands.
Look across the lifecycle of a product to determine where the design fits into the bigger picture of making resilient products and moving towards a circular economy.
Advancements in metal 3D printing are creating cost-effective production alternatives for the applications of the future.
The most innovative and updated features to today’s metal forming and fabricating machinery, additive manufacturing equipment, software, controllers and accessories result in efficiencies — both in production and cost savings.
Additive manufacturing has a unique set of manufacturing quality control challenges as it transitions to mainstream production across an array of industry sectors and applications.
Robotic fiber placement and 3D printing enable disruptive breakthroughs in today’s manufacturing processes. See what Siemens and Ingersoll Machine Tools are up to.
Siemens Brings Its Portfolio of Solutions to the Fabrication and Additive Manufacturing Sectors
With VideoSiemens is presenting its full portfolio of machine control hardware, software and cloud-based services to the fabrication industry
New features include user-selectable core parameters, pre-print analysis to identify potential errors, and rapid resequencing for multi-part prints.