Metal 3D printers that shape the tomorrow of manu­factu­ring

We need mass collaboration to solve the complex challenges of additive manufacturing. Our 3D printers together with our open source platform will accelerate this process, allowing you to develop new materials, shapes and applications the industry has yet to see.

eMELT

eMELT is a game changer for industrial 3D printing – reaching higher productivity combined with open-source accessibility in an industrial package

Freemelt One

A metal 3D printer optimized for materials R&D, based on electron beam powder bed fusion (E-PBF)

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Latest from Freemelt

2024-09-30

Freemelt establish its first North American application center with HAMR Industries LCC

Freemelt-Americas, Inc. has entered a strategic agreement with HAMR Industries LCC to establish Freemelt’s first application center in North America, to support the commercialization of the industrial machine, eMELT. HAMR Industries LCC (HAMR) is a technology and manufacturing company specializing in advanced materials and manufacturing techniques for applications…

2024-09-24

Freemelt receives an order for Freemelt ONE from one of the world’s premier research institutes

Freemelt has received an order for a Freemelt ONE machine from one of the world’s premier research institutes, targeting material research and application development of refractory metals for energy applications. The order value is approximately MSEK 5 with expected delivery in the fourth quarter of 2024. The customer…

2024-09-19

Freemelt receives an order for Freemelt ONE from the University of Birmingham

The University of Birmingham will use the Freemelt ONE machine for material process development of various refractory metals, superalloys, and copper for applications in the fusion energy, space, and aerospace sectors. The University of Birmingham is a leading institution in engineering and physical sciences, with a strong focus…

2024-08-06

Freemelt receives an order from Nuclear AMRC

Freemelt has received an order from Nuclear AMRC for 3D printed tungsten parts for a research study targeting further development of high-demanding tungsten components for use in Fusion Energy applications. The University of Sheffield Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (Nuclear AMRC) is part of the UK’s High-value Manufacturing…

2024-08-06

Regulatory

Freemelt Holding AB (publ) publishes the Interim report for April – June, Q2 2024

Significant events April-June, Q2 2024 Freemelt has received the first eMELT-iD order in North America from a prestigious university Freemelt has received an order for Freemelt ONE from the University of North Texas Freemelt has received a new order from UKAEA (United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority) Freemelt has entered…

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Onboarding process for universities

Research providers are important for us. You are the best ambassadors for our technology! We listen to your needs and help you reach your research goals. That is the best way for us to show the potential in our technology.

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Onboarding process for commercial R&D

Many products have improvement potential if made in new materials. Freemelt ONE is the starting point for product material upgrades. Our technology enables fast iterations to establish the important fundamentals in your product development cycle.

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Working together

If we combine our efforts we can move faster than if we work alone. Our open source platform lets you adapt and evolve the code, and share it within the community, to accelerate the development of tomorrow’s materials.

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E-PBF Myth #4 “E-PBF manufacturing is limited to columnar microstructure”

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E-PBF Myth #3 “E-PBF manufacturing requires several hours of cooling”

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