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Airbus takes its additive manufacturing from prototypes to series production, from Taufkirchen to Bristol

After three years of prototyping with Additive Industries‘ MetalFAB1 in Taufkirchen (near Munich), Airbus’ daughter company APWORKS has decided to scale up to series production for its aerospace industry. Therefore, this part of APWORKS’ business will be moved to Bristol, England. APWORKS was Additive Industries’ first customer and has extensively tested the MetalFAB1 Beta system since its installation in March 2016. Additive Industries is a young company headquartered in Eindhoven.

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