Cogitic Corporation commissions ARCEMY ‘X-Edition’ from AML3D

In November last year, AML3D, an Australian industrial 3D printing company, sold an industrial-scale ARCEMY ‘X-Edition 6700’ Wire-Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAM) system to Cogitic Corporation, which is now fully commissioned and operational. The approximately A$2.5 million (USD$1.6 million) ARCEMY X order included staged payments tied to delivery and installation milestones. With the successful completion of testing and installation in June 2024, and final commissioning in late July 2024, the remaining 50% of the order value is now due.

Cogitic Corporation, a key supplier to the US Navy’s Submarine Industrial Base, specializes in producing complex parts and assemblies for critical marine defense applications. The successful commissioning of the ARCEMY X at Cogitic underscores AML3D’s success in scaling up its US operations by integrating ARCEMY systems with key suppliers to the US Navy.

“The successful commissioning of this Cogitic ARCEMY X system advances a key objective of AML3D’s US scale-up strategy, embedding our WAM technology in the supply chains for the US defense industry and in particular US Navy’s submarine industrial base. AML3D recently established a US headquarters and manufacturing hub, in Ohio, to maximize opportunities for ARCEMY system and component manufacturing and testing sales to the US defense sector,” said Sean Ebert, Managing Director of AML3D. “AML3D’s US scale-up strategy includes expanding beyond the US defense sector to supply advanced manufacturing and metal 3D printing solutions to US-based, global Tier 1 oil and gas, marine, and aerospace companies. Alongside supporting the US defense sector, Cogitic is also a key supplier to other industries. AML3D is keen to build on its existing commercial relationship with Cogitic to explore the provision of AML3D’s advanced manufacturing solutions to the benefit of Cogitic’s broader client base, as we advance our strategy to support Tier 1 US corporates.”