ADDIMETAL Launches K2-2 Metal Binder Jet 3D Printer at Formnext
ADDIMETAL, a leader in metal additive manufacturing, has introduced the K2-2 metal binder jet 3D printer at Formnext. This marks the company’s entry into the commercial hardware market. The K2-2 is designed for high-speed, precision 3D printing of complex metal parts, bridging the gap between research and industrial production.
Key Features of the K2-2 Printer
The K2-2 printer offers excellent specifications. It has a print resolution from 360 to 1200 DPI and a build volume of 200 x 200 x 200 mm. The printer features the largest print head on the market, covering over half of the build area in one pass. It also includes real-time environmental control using visual sensors. The K2-2 is powered by Orion software, which optimizes workflow efficiency.
The printer is flexible and supports customizable print parameters. It works with an open materials platform, allowing the use of non-proprietary consumables. The starting price is under €200,000, making it an affordable option for R&D and industrial applications.
Target Markets and Strategic Partnerships
ADDIMETAL is targeting industries like aerospace, automotive, and luxury goods with the K2-2 printer. The company has completed a year of beta testing with industry partners, including JPB Système, an aeronautics company. This partnership shows the K2-2’s potential in precision-driven sectors.
Future Plans and Market Expansion
Looking ahead, ADDIMETAL plans to expand its market reach. The company is also exploring funding opportunities. At Formnext, ADDIMETAL aims to showcase the K2-2 printer and Orion software, solidifying its presence in the growing metal additive manufacturing market.
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