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Kingsbury and Additure have launched an exclusive partnership with ATLIX, the newly independent metal AM brand formerly known as TRUMPF Additive Manufacturing.
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Kingsbury and Additure have launched an exclusive partnership with ATLIX, the newly independent metal AM brand formerly known as TRUMPF Additive Manufacturing.

Originally reported by ctemag.com

Kingsbury and Additure have launched an exclusive partnership with ATLIX, the newly independent metal AM brand formerly known as TRUMPF Additive Manufacturing. Starting January 2026, this alliance brings systems like the TruPrint 5000 to the UK, Ireland, and GCC, backed by Kingsbury legacy CNC service networks. By merging additive technology with established machine tool support, the partnership streamlines the transition from 3D printing to precision finishing. This systemic shift is set to accelerate industrial metal AM adoption in aerospace. 🏭 #AdditiveManufacturing #MetalAM #GCC

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