AML3D, a publicly listed know-how firm centered on metallic AM, has been granted a European patent for its Wire Additive Manufacturing (WAM) course of. The patent from the European Patent Workplace is aligned with the Australian patent granted in June 2021, and offers protection over AML3D’s methodology and equipment for manufacturing 3D metallic components.

The European course of patent offers further safety for AML3D’s Mental Property and is additional validation of the corporate’s market management in superior metallic 3D printing options. Being the one additive manufacturing firm to be granted a European course of patent positions AML3D because the WAM know-how chief in Europe.

Whereas the corporate’s fast focus is on scaling up gross sales of its ARCEMY techniques to industrial producers throughout the US Defence, Marine, and Aerospace industries, AML3D plans, over the medium time period, to leverage its European know-how management and US scale-up playbook to focus on gross sales to OEMs supporting the European Defence, Marine, and Aerospace industries. AML3D’s know-how benefit offers purchasers with personalized parts, manufactured with considerably lowered time and prices, to de-risk their provide chains.

“This can be a vital milestone for our firm and our know-how journey. The granting of this patent is additional validation of our proprietary know-how and likewise secures our place as a worldwide supplier of a serious industrial metallic 3D printing course of. The market demand for superior wire feedstock additive manufacturing, that may deal with provide chain threat, ship time and value financial savings, and higher ESG outcomes, continues to speed up. This extra worldwide course of patent safety will additional strengthen our place in a major and rising addressable market,” mentioned Sean Ebert, Interim CEO of AML3D.

Not too long ago, AML3D bought its second system – an ARCEMY ‘X-Version 6700’ metallic 3D printing unit – to the US Navy. The order, obtained from AML3D’s value-added reseller Philips Company, for AML3D’s largest ARCEMY metallic 3D printing unit, was valued at roughly AUD 1.1 million (US$771,686)