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Incodema3D to Add 14 New EOS Metal Additive Manufacturing Systems

2026-06-04

U.S. metal additive manufacturing service provider Incodema3D has announced the addition of 14 EOS laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) systems, including its first four M 400-4 machines and one M4 ONYX, along with a second batch of four M4 ONYX, two M 400-4, and three M 300-4 units. Once all systems are operational, Incodema3D will operate over 50 EOS metal systems. The company plans to triple its manufacturing capacity by 2030 and establish a second production facility. Its current plant in New York covers 5,575 square meters. Incodema3D has integrated full-process capabilities from design for additive manufacturing (DfAM) and printing to post-processing, precision machining, and inspection, enabling flexible service for mission-critical defense parts and high-volume energy components. The company has achieved 50% year-over-year growth since 2026, following a majority stake acquisition by AFM Capital.

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Incodema3D将新增14台EOS金属增材制造设备

美国金属增材制造服务商Incodema3D宣布新增14台EOS激光粉末床熔融设备，包括首批四台M 400-4和一台M4 ONYX，以及第二批四台M4 ONYX、两台M 400-4和三台M 300-4。设备全部投产后，Incodema3D的EOS金属设备总数将超过50台。公司计划到2030年将制造能力提高三倍，并增设第二处生产设施。现有工厂位于纽约，面积5,575平方米。公司已集成从面向增材制造的设计、打印、后处理、精密机加工到检测的全流程能力，可灵活服务国防客户关键任务零件与能源企业批量零件。公司2026年以来年同比增长50%，此前AFM Capital已收购其多数股权。

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