Industrial Additive Manufacturing in Metals
IAMM is a collaboration between three universities specializing in metal printing, supplemented by companies from the manufacturing industry, knowledge institutions, and network organizations to promote the use of metal printing.
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Facilities
At IAMM, members of the consortium can utilize shared facilities and have the opportunity to gain practical experience within the 3D metal printing industry at various companies. In addition to the three universities, there are also the facilities of the partners.
Facilities
At IAMM, members of the consortium can utilize shared facilities and have the opportunity to gain practical experience within the 3D metal printing industry at various companies. In addition to the three universities, there are also the facilities of the partners.
Collaborate?
At IAMM, you have the opportunity to participate in the consortium, become a business researcher, or enroll in a minor. Discover the various possibilities to get involved in our research and education in 3D metal printing.
Ask the expert
Curious about the possibilities of 3D metal printing and what IAMM can offer your company? Feel free to ask our experts your questions and discover how we can support you in realizing innovative solutions.
SPRONG Group
With funding from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), IAMM is developing a knowledge and facilities infrastructure related to metal printing to promote its knowledge and usage in the Netherlands.
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Events
Formnext 2024
19 Nov 2024 - 22 Nov 2024
At Formnext, more than 850 exhibitors and over 32,000 visitors will come together from November 19th to 21st, 2024, transforming Frankfurt am Main into the capital of Additive Manufacturing. This community, the fAMily, is dedicated to the ever-growing adoption of AM in an industrial context.
Messe Frankfurt
Who are we?
Fontys, Windesheim, and Saxion, the three universities with metal printers, have joined forces in the initiative IAMM (Industrial Additive Manufacturing in Metals). Together with universities, industry associations, knowledge centers, and tech companies, they aim to promote metal printing as a manufacturing technique in the coming years.
In recent years, the involved universities have invested in facilities for and research on metal printing, collaborating closely with numerous companies and institutions. Through this intensive collaboration, a dynamic research group has emerged with a broad geographical reach in the Netherlands, encompassing various facilities and specializations.
Within the group, collaboration is fostered with various regional field labs and Centers of Expertise. GreenPAC, TechForFuture and HTSM Fontys.
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