Airtech Advanced Materials Group and Adaxis have formed a strategic partnership to integrate Airtech’s advanced composite materials and expertise into Adaxis’s AdaOne software platform. The collaboration aims to provide turnkey programming solutions for end users, leveraging the full potential of 3D printing technologies. Key features of the partnership include turnkey programming, material-specific enhancements, quality improvement, and expanded 3D printing capabilities. The integration of Airtech’s materials into AdaOne will simplify the setup and use of Airtech materials in 3D printing applications, ensuring optimal results with minimal setup time. The partnership also enables users to produce complex geometries and large-scale components that are difficult or impossible to achieve with traditional manufacturing methods. The collaboration is expected to benefit existing partners of both companies, including technology suppliers and end-users. According to Gregory Haye, director of additive manufacturing at Airtech, the collaboration represents a step forward in additive manufacturing, providing users with the tools to achieve superior quality and performance in their 3D printed parts.
Airtech will leverage its expertise to seamlessly integrate composite materials into Adaxis’ 3D printing software.
