Combining cutting-edge technology and specialised expertise
We produce large-scale metal components additively, delivering superior quality at industry-leading speed.

Our WAAM capability enables low-volume, large-format metal parts up to 6.2m (20.3ft) in diameter and 3.2m (10.5ft) in height. With lead times up to three times faster than casting or forging, certified production, and facilities in the UK and US, we support global industrial programmes.

Speed

Reducing the production timeline for component parts

One reason why we invested in Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is because of its ability to significantly reduce lead times. Production timelines for large component parts can be cut by more than half compared to traditional methods like forging or casting.

We automate our operations and can run our facility 24/7, further increasing the speed of delivery and capacity we offer.

Redefining what's possible in large-scale component manufacturing
Scale

Redefining what's possible in large-scale component manufacturing

We manufacture large and ultra large-scale component parts using our 20 Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) systems and the supporting infrastructure around them. Single-arm production volume is up to 2.8 metres in diameter, 3.2 metres in height.

Multi-arm production volume, through the revolutionary HexBot, is up to 6.2 metres in diameter, 3.2 metres in height. Our capability is ideal for industries where there is demand to produce low volumes of large-scale metal component parts, including defence, maritime, offshore and other energy sectors.

Producing component parts to the highest standards
Quality

Producing component parts to the highest standards

We adhere to the highest industry standards and certifications. We work closely with DNV, one of the world’s leading classification societies, to put in place the highest levels of assurance in our output and procedures.

With our ISO:9001:2015 certified Quality Management System as our foundation, all of our procedures, materials, and facilities are approved to DNV standards. We undertake the material and product certification of the components we produce, rather than placing this burden on our clients. Taking an equivalency approach, we ensure we validate our outputs to the same, or higher, standards as a traditionally manufactured component.

A technician wearing high-vis operating a WAAM robot arm
Versatility

Delivering design flexibility for complex components

We can produce complex design parts and we are able to tailor material, density and geometry to meet and exceed customer requirements.

From repair of in-service components to reverse engineering to optimisation of existing designs for DED-Arc manufacture, we are prepared to design and deliver a range of services for a variety of clients. Our engineer-to-engineer approach also allows us to deliver unique customised solutions at speed.

The cross section of an additively manufactured metal component
Material Development

Qualifying materials for complex WAAM components

We offer bespoke material development for Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing, enabling alloys to be tailored for performance, large and/or complex parts, and application-specific requirements.

Our capability spans alloy selection and process–part–property correlation, underpinned by in-depth metallurgical characterisation and testing. By coupling controlled WAAM process development with microstructural, mechanical, and dimensional assessment, we accelerate the transition from material concept to qualified component. This service supports the development of both novel alloys and the optimisation of existing grades for structural, aerospace, marine, and industrial applications.