Axtra3D opens expanded Vicenza facility as EU operations enter new phase
Company moves to a 1,600-square-meter standalone building to support growing demand for end-use production
Axtra3D has relocated its European headquarters to a larger standalone facility in Vicenza, Italy, with an official opening scheduled for later this week. The new site measures 17,000 square feet (1,600 square meters) — a significant step up from the company’s previous Vicenza location — and will serve as the central hub for its European operations.
The building brings together material validation, application development, product engineering, manufacturing, and customer support under one roof. Axtra3D also expects the site to become a destination for customer engagement across Europe, hosting live demonstrations, technical workshops, validation programs, and development initiatives with manufacturing partners across multiple industries.
The move coincides with the company’s fifth anniversary, marked in April. Since its founding in 2021, Axtra3D has reported more than 55% repeat customer growth alongside consistent year-over-year increases in installed systems worldwide.
Scaling infrastructure for end-use production
“The move to this new facility marks a significant milestone in Axtra3D’s evolution,” said Gianni Zitelli, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Axtra3D. “This expansion is not simply about adding space. It is about building the operational and innovation infrastructure required to support the next generation of additive manufacturing applications at industrial scale.
“Over the last several years, we have seen a meaningful shift in how manufacturers approach additive manufacturing, from prototyping toward validated end-use production. Customers increasingly require deeper collaboration, faster validation cycles, and integrated production support. This new facility enables us to strengthen those capabilities while scaling the infrastructure behind Axtra.Workflow, our fully connected manufacturing ecosystem.”
The facility was designed with long-term operational efficiency in mind and will support cross-functional collaboration between engineering, materials, software, and customer application teams.
