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Intech Additive Solutions has launched the Infinity 450 Series at IMTEX 2026, featuring India's first eight-laser metal 3D printing system.
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Intech Additive Solutions has launched the Infinity 450 Series at IMTEX 2026, featuring India's first eight-laser metal 3D printing system.

Originally reported by The MachineMaker

Intech Additive Solutions has launched the Infinity 450 Series at IMTEX 2026, featuring India's first eight-laser metal 3D printing system. This platform uses eight synchronized 500W lasers to deliver a 6x increase in output and a 70 percent reduction in per-part costs. By integrating hardware with a unified software framework, the system allows aerospace and defense sectors to scale serial production with consistent quality. This signifies a shift to dependable industrial assets. 🚀🇮🇳 #3DPrinting #AM #Innovation #Manufacturing #India

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