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Link Solution has acquired AM Solutions to integrate robot-based DED technology into its PBF and MBJ metal additive manufacturing portfolio.
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Link Solution has acquired AM Solutions to integrate robot-based DED technology into its PBF and MBJ metal additive manufacturing portfolio.

Originally reported by AMEnews

Link Solution has acquired AM Solutions to integrate robot-based DED technology into its PBF and MBJ metal additive manufacturing portfolio. This move secures a full-cycle solution ranging from small precision parts to large structural repairs for defense and aerospace MRO. By leveraging AM Solutions' field-proven mobile systems used by the ROK Marine Corps, Link Solution is scaling its upcoming 49 billion KRW Daejeon foundry toward Asia's largest production hub. This consolidation marks a shift to providing intelligent, on-site metal manufacturing for heavy industries. ๐Ÿš€๐Ÿ—๏ธ #AdditiveManufacturing #3DPrinting #MetalAM #DefenseTech #MRO #LinkSolution #Industry40

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