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Freemelt signs rental agreement for Freemelt ONE machine

The order to the German customer is valued at approximately $282,000

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Freemelt, a Swedish developer of industrial 3D printing technology, has signed a rental agreement for a Freemelt ONE machine to an industrial multinational company based in Germany. The order is valued at approximately SEK 2.7 million ($282,000), with delivery scheduled for the third quarter of 2025.

The customer will use the machine to accelerate applied research and development efforts, particularly in prototyping and the advancement of metal alloys. The open architecture of the Freemelt ONE allows for extensive process customization, fostering innovation and flexibility.

Freemelt has several Freemelt ONE machines in operation at German universities and research institutes. This marks the first machine ordered by a German industrial user. Given that the German industry is one of the largest globally, this order is important for Freemelt as it underscores the relevance of Freemelt’s technology for high-performance applications.

Edward Wakefield

Edward is a freelance writer and additive manufacturing enthusiast looking to make AM more accessible and understandable.

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