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Freemelt receives order for Freemelt ONE from the University of Southern Denmark
Freemelt has received an order from the University of Southern Denmark for the delivery of a Freemelt ONE machine. The machine will be used for advanced materials research together with international partners, as well as within mechanical and mechatronics applications at The Centre for Industrial Mechanics, part of The University of Southern Denmark (SDU). The order value is approximately SEK 3.8 million, with expected delivery in the fourth quarter of 2025.
The future of AM lies in broadening the range of materials that can be manufactured. With unprecedented success within refractory materials for both fusion and defense, the unique features of Freemelt’s EB-PBF systems help spearhead the increased adoption of AM within these sectors.
”We have ongoing collaboration in AM with colleagues in North America and Europe – industrial partners and researchers alike. Over the last year, our discussions have all concluded that there is a need for a truly open system in which novel and exotic application-specific materials can be developed. The freedom that the Freemelt systems offers answers this need, and we are all very excited to be the first in Denmark to adopt this technology,” says Andrei-Alexandru Popa, Associate Professor at SDU.
“At Freemelt we have seen a significant interest in additive manufacturing in general but mainly within the defense and energy industry this spring. It is clear that smaller, innovative companies like Freemelt are attracting great attention for several countries and industries, and we are excited about our first order from a Danish customer,” says Daniel Gidlund, CEO of Freemelt.