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Additive Drives secured over 25 million euros from Nordic Alpha Partners to scale production of 3D-printed electric motors.
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Additive Drives secured over 25 million euros from Nordic Alpha Partners to scale production of 3D-printed electric motors.

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Additive Drives secured over 25 million euros from Nordic Alpha Partners to scale production of 3D-printed electric motors. By printing complex copper hairpins, they achieve 98% efficiency and 25kW/kg power density, surpassing IE7 benchmarks. This rare-earth-free technology reduces energy loss by 70% while securing supply chains against geopolitical risks. With 21-day prototyping, AM is graduating from R&D to a primary manufacturing method for global industrial electrification. 🚀 #AdditiveManufacturing #ElectricMotors #CleanTech #IndustrialScaling

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