Thyssenkrupp and Impact Labs open Metal Point to provide metal AM services
Two 3D Systems DMP machines have been installed to bring metal inside the makerspace
Metal Point is a new center inside the IMPACT LABS 3D Printing Center, completing the many capabilities of the polymer/plastic center by opening the door on metal 3D printing. Through a millionnaire investment from Thyssenkrupp, which brought two DMP metal AM machines from 3D Systems among others, the new metal 3D printing innovation center will now focus on manufacturing diverse parts, molds and products.
As reported by the Jerusalem Post, the new center was inaugurated during a recent visit to Israel by Dr. Alexander Orellano, a member of the board of directors of Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems. Metal Point will benefit from the support of the Economy Ministry, the Manufacturers Association of Israel, the Israeli Institute of Metals at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, and other agencies that encourage innovation in advanced manufacturing.
Through the production of parts and products in 3D metal printers, various possibilities are now, for the first time, open to designers, engineers, designers and hardware developers within a more accessible makerspace setting such as Impact Labs.
The various raw materials and metal, together with complementary processing capabilities (post-processing), make the center unique in Israel and provide holistic and unique solutions to research and development teams or companies and individuals looking to develop prototypes, small series and critical parts of the industry that result in a short and high-quality supply chain.
The Metal Innovation Center will hold several cycles per year of a basic metal printing course and an advanced metal printing course, we invite you to leave details and we will get back to you with the next cycle dates and possible curricula.




