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Formnext has designated the UK as the 2026 partner country, spotlighting an additive manufacturing sector projected to exceed 6 billion USD by 2030.
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Formnext has designated the UK as the 2026 partner country, spotlighting an additive manufacturing sector projected to exceed 6 billion USD by 2030.

Originally reported by develop3d.com

Formnext has designated the UK as the 2026 partner country, spotlighting an additive manufacturing sector projected to exceed 6 billion USD by 2030. This strategic partnership centers the UKs leading roles in aerospace and healthcare within a global forum of 34,000 visitors and 800+ exhibitors. By showcasing innovators like Renishaw and Wayland Additive, the collaboration will accelerate the industrialization of metal AM across European supply chains. This move reinforces the UK as a critical hub for high-value manufacturing and sustainable production efficiency. 🚀 #Formnext #3DPrinting #UKTech #Manufacturing #AdditiveManufacturing

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