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A couple of weeks ago, the MX3D team traded robots for rigs and hit the beach for a landsailing session. A bit of wind, a lot of sand, and some well-earned competition — the perfect way to recharge and connect outside the factory floor. As we scale up our operations, it’s good to remember it’s the people behind the technology that make it all happen. From launching new robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (#WAAM) systems to produce critical on-demand parts,  and occasionally racing each other across the coastline, we move as a team. Great energy, great company. Here’s to the next one. #MX3D #Teamwork #ScalingUp #Metal3DPrinting #WAAM #IndustrialInnovation #DED #arcDED 

MX3D has officially concluded a strategic partnership with Phillips Corporation Through this collaboration, Phillips will represent and distribute our M1 Metal AM Systems to customers across the United States, and most importantly, provide local support and expertise on the ground. We’re proud to work alongside Brian Kristaponis, John Harrison and the Phillips Corp Additive team to strengthen our position in the US market and help more manufacturers unlock the potential of robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (#WAAM) WAAM is scaling, and so are we. Interested in utilising WAAM for your business? Reach out to Phillips Corporation and MX3D to discuss the potential of robotic 3d metal printing. #MX3D #WAAM #DED #arcDED #DirectedEnergyDeposition #AdditiveManufacturing #Metal3DPrinting #ManufacturingInnovation

MX3D is growing, and it’s people like this who make it happen. These are the talented people who joined our team in 2025, strengthening every part of the company: from technical specialists to production crew, sales professionals, HR, marketing, and even art & design. Each of them plays a role in driving our mission forward: scaling up Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (#WAAM) for industrial applications worldwide. It’s not just about building machines or printing metal — it’s about building a strong, skilled #team that’s ready to shape the future of manufacturing together. A big shout-out to our newest team members for the energy, expertise, and ideas they bring to MX3D. Great to have you on board. And we’re not done yet. If you’re looking to be part of an ambitious, hands-on team pushing the limits of industrial 3D printing, check out our #careers page. New opportunities are live now: https://lnkd.in/gggY6Gtm #MX3D #WAAM #Teamwork #ScalingUp #IndustrialInnovation #Metal3DPrinting #DirectedEnergyDeposition #DED #arcDED  #NowHiring #Hiring

You need a qualified metal part, but you dont have a MX3D machine yet? At MX3D, we don’t only develop and sell industrial robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (#WAAM) systems, we also offer a full on-demand printing service from our Amsterdam production facility. With 15+ Machines that can print parts up to 20ton we have the biggest #arcDED manufacturing facility in #Europe! Whether it’s a series of parts, a complex, high-value metal component or a repair case, you need to be produced, our team is ready to help. With our fleet of advanced robotic WAAM systems and extensive materials expertise, we produce qualified parts for industries ranging from oil & gas to nuclear, automotive, and maritime. It’s a flexible, fast-track route for companies looking to explore large-scale metal additive manufacturing without investing in a full in-house system just yet, or for those who need capacity on demand. Got a WAAM project in mind? Reach out to our sales team with your request. We’ll help you shape the part you need, when you need it. Contact us via info@mx3d.com; we’re happy to advise. #MX3D #WAAM #OnDemandProduction #Metal3DPrinting #DED #arcDED #certified #DirectedEnergyDeposition #IndustrialManufacturing #Prototyping #RepairSolutions

Take a look at our #M1 and #MX Metal AM Systems! Built with advanced Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (#WAAM) technology, our systems are designed to meet the rigorous demands of industrial-scale metal 3D printing, making them ideal for medium to large-sized projects. The Metal AM Systems provide a high-quality in-house solution for robotic 3D printing of large-scale metal components. Our systems are ideal for industries like #automotive, #energy, #manufacturing, and #construction. Why choose MX3D’s Metal AM Systems? Here’s what sets us apart: -Industry-leading WAAM system configuration -Cost-effective -Quick adoption for seamless integration into robotic 3D metal printing -Exclusive built for WAAM dedicated software #MetalXL -Qualified materials for reliable output -Certified systems backed by outstanding customer support and training Curious to see how our systems can transform your metal printing capabilities? For more information visit: https://lnkd.in/g9QehfKZ #10YearsOfWAAM #MetalAM #Robotics #Roboticwelding #DED #WAAMforEnergy #ControlledIndustrialWAAM #MetalAMSystems #Energy

Last month at the TCT Awards, the BMW Group strut tower project which was produced with MX3D’s robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (#WAAM) technology was recognised with an award — a proud milestone for the team and a great example of how industrial-grade additive manufacturing is making its mark in #automotive. The strut tower was produced using our robotic WAAM system, showcasing how large, complex, high-strength parts can be printed on demand, with design freedom and serious weight savings. Big thanks to BMW Group Additive Manufacturing for the collaboration, and to the TCT Awards for recognising projects that are redefining production. #MX3D #WAAM #TCTAwards #Metal3DPrinting #DED #arcDED #DirectedEnergyDeposition #AutomotiveInnovation #MetalAM

We're proud to support the next generation of Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing #WAAM engineers at Imperial College London. Providing the science behind 3D printed metal structures for almost a decade now.   The Imperial College team has recently unveiled a 3D-printed metal bridge, designed, developed, and printed with robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) by MX3D, as part of the #GreatExhibitionRoadFestival and the PIONEER Project, supported by Shimizu Corporation. This bridge is inspired by the MX3D Bridge, the very first concept revealed in 2015 designed by Joris Laarman Lab. Great to see it come to life!! More than just a striking structure, this bridge represents the hands-on learning and boundary-pushing research that’s shaping the future of large-scale additive manufacturing (#LFAM). Projects like these are why we believe in sharing our technology with leading universities. It's not just about showcasing what’s possible today — it’s about equipping future engineers to take it even further tomorrow. Images courtesy of Imperial College London #WAAM #DirectedEnergyDeposition #arcDED #RoboticManufacturing #Metal3DPrinting #EngineeringEducation #ImperialCollegeLondon #AdditiveManufacturing #DesignEngineering #Optimisation

Tomorrow, our colleague Kévin Affari, #IWE will take the stage at STIRWELD's Alu&Tech Conference to dive into a topic we’re passionate about: printing aluminium with robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (#WAAM). Kevin will present how MX3D’s robotic WAAM systems handle various aluminium alloys (2000 / 5000 / 6000 series), what it takes to achieve high-quality results, and where this opens new opportunities for industrial applications. We use aluminum alloys for #Automotive, #Space and #Energy applications. From lightweight structures to on-demand part production — aluminium WAAM is scaling up fast. If you’re attending the Alu&Tech conference, don’t miss Kevin’s presentation. And if you’re curious about how we work with aluminium in WAAM, feel free to reach out. See you there. See below for the conference info. #MX3D #WAAM #AluTech2025 #Metal3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing #DED #arcDED #DirectedEnergyDeposition #AluminiumManufacturing

We’re proud to share that the MX3D Bridge project has been awarded the 2025 Ugo Guerrera Prize by the International Institute of Welding (IIW). The award recognizes outstanding contributions to welding science, technology, and application, and it’s an honour to see our work acknowledged on this global stage. Special congratulations to Kévin Affari, #IWE, who received the award this week at the IIW Annual Assembly and International Conference in Genoa, Italy. While MX3D has since shifted its focus to industrial sectors like #OilandGas, #Nuclear, and #Maritime, the MX3D Bridge remains a powerful example of what robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (#WAAM) technology makes possible at scale. It continues to inspire engineers, researchers, and manufacturers to rethink what’s possible with #robotic #metal3Dprinting. We’re proud of the legacy, and even prouder of what comes next. Thanks to all partners that made this project possible: Joris Laarman Lab, Arup, ArcelorMittal, Autodesk, Imperial College London, Heijmans, Air Liquide, The Alan Turing Institute, ABB, Oerlikon, Plymovent Group Lloyd's Register Foundation, FORCE Technology, FARO Technologies, Universiteit Twente, Delft University of Technology, Lenovo, AMS Institute, City of Amsterdam #MX3D #WAAM #IIWAwards #UgoGuerreraPrize #Metal3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing #DirectedEnergyDeposition #arcDED

At MX3D, we’re scaling up fast, and we’re looking for sharp, driven people to help us get there. From robotics and software to growth marketing and service engineering, we have open roles for those ready to work at the cutting edge of WAAM technology and industrial digital manufacturing. If you're ready to tackle complex challenges, work with advanced robotic systems, and be part of a team shaping the next generation of production technology, we want to hear from you. Open positions: • Robotics / Software Engineer • Growth Marketer • Servicemonteur / Service Engineer Based in Amsterdam. Built for global impact. Curious? Learn more and apply via our Careers page: mx3d.com/careers Let’s build what’s next. #MX3D #WAAM #DED #arcDED #DirectedEnergyDeposition #Metal3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing #RoboticsJobs #EngineeringCareers #IndustrialInnovation #AmsterdamJobs