TRUMPF’s additive manufacturing enterprise has unveiled its new title, ATLIX.
The machine software and laser know-how firm’s 3D printing unit was offered to non-public fairness fund LEO III Fund again in July following a strategic resolution to focus on its industrial core companies. The brand new firm will make its public debut at Formnext later this month.
“ATLIX is born from a powerful basis and appears to the longer term with the identical willpower and imaginative and prescient that has guided our historic development,” mentioned Matthias Himmelsbach, former Managing Director, Additive Manufacturing at TRUMPF, now CEO of ATLIX. “We’re dedicated to proceed strengthening long-term relationships with our present clients and to creating new ones.”
Per a press launch, the Italian AM firm says the rebrand ‘marks the beginning of a brand new chapter’ whereas sustaining TRUMPF’s ‘industrial-grade high quality, productiveness, reliability, and innovation.’
“Our clients can depend on our confirmed services which they know and belief,” added Marino Ferrarese, Head of Gross sales and Advertising and marketing. “We plan to broaden our product portfolio and turn into extra agile and responsive to higher meet evolving buyer wants. ATLIX will stay a stable and versatile companion, able to concur tomorrow’s challenges.”
The primary instance from that portfolio would be the TruPrint 5000. ATLIX describes the Laser Metallic Fusion system, which was first launched in 2017, as its flagship machine designed for high-speed serial manufacturing of huge steel components with considerably diminished cost-per-part. The corporate hasn’t disclosed any particulars or technical specs but concerning the TruPrint 5000’s newest iteration however is teasing a curtain drop reveal on its Formnext stand, Corridor 12.0 – Stand D99.