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Phillips Federal secured a delivery order under a 5-year IDIQ contract to provide containerized hybrid manufacturing systems to the U.S.
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Phillips Federal secured a delivery order under a 5-year IDIQ contract to provide containerized hybrid manufacturing systems to the U.S.

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Phillips Federal secured a delivery order under a 5-year IDIQ contract to provide containerized hybrid manufacturing systems to the U.S. Army. These units integrate Fronius iWave 400i WAAM technology with Haas CNC centers, transforming the traditional Metal Working Machine Shop Set into a deployable hybrid factory. This initiative enables point-of-need fabrication and repair, significantly reducing the logistics tail. It marks a systemic shift toward distributed manufacturing. 📦🛡️⚙️ #AdditiveManufacturing #USArmy #DefenseTech #WAAM #HybridManufacturing

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