Temasek's Accuron Technologies invests in UK-based additive manufacturing firm

WAAM3D’s technology will be rolled out into the aerospace and energy industries.

Precision engineering and technology group Accuron Technologies, a subsidiary of Temasek, has invested in UK-based additive manufacturing firm WAAM3D, according to a press release.

Spun out from Cranfield University, WAAM3D commercialises wire-based additive manufacturing (WAAM) technology developed by a team led by Professor Stewart Williams, which will be rolled out into the aerospace, energy and other industries.

Using an electric arc or laser to melt metal wire, WAAM can be used to produce large metal components with lower cost and short production lead times. It is also geared to reduce emissions and material consumption.

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