VALIMET’s Aluminum Alloy 3D printed Robot shares his Frankfurt experience: Service Bureaus, i.e. Parts Manufacturers: see you in the US. (If you know, you know). OEMs: very few, too few encounters. We know what’s going on in the EU, but still, it hurt the show. The question before the event remained somehow unsolved: how much…
Formnext – Where ideas take shape, Day 3. Whatever mood you’re in today, if you’re looking for the most consistent Aluminum Alloy powders in the whole Galaxy or just a good laugh, come see these two Californians at Booth 41, Hall 11.0. We recorded growing traffic, compared to Day 1 and 2. #Additivemanufacturing #Aluminum Luigi…
Witnessing Alex Kingsbury hijacking the official program at Formnext – Where ideas take shape. A lineup of non-nLIGHT speakers at the nLIGHT booth. 10am and 2pm, every day.No product-push: only application cases from the industry. All the key machines manufacturers get the podium, what makes it a must-go-to. What a masterclass for Marketers.Great hire, Robert Martinsen: everyone told you.…
By congratulating Jacob Nuechterlein for the Award he just received, we at VALIMET, Inc. would like to send (again) a positive message on Additive Manufacturing. Vistage Worldwide, Inc. is a coaching company that deals with CEOs of a large variety of industries. They concluded that ELEMENTUM 3D and Jacob’s stewardship are being highly impactful in their Industry.Any player in the AM space…
VALIMET, Inc. will be exhibiting at Formnext – Where ideas take shape.Our President Chris Adam and our VP of Sales and Marketing Luigi Alzati are open to discuss standard and custom Aluminum Alloy powders. We’ve been atomizing since the 1960s in Northern California and have been supplying spherical powders for Additive Manufacturing since the early days of this Industry. Meet them…
“Arno Held is right: the Printing Money podcast is recommended to anyone dealing with Additive Manufacturing. All you need to know, discussed by Industry experts. My takeaway from this episode: The current scenario “All boats are floating in the US, and all boats are sinking in Europe” (Danny Piper) has accelerated a pre-existing pattern, probably to a point…
‘Only Boutique Manufacturing will save Automotive from Boredom’. Additive Manufacturing approves this message. Fresh off Ferrari’s F80 debut, McLaren’s new W1 reveals the brand’s ongoing integration of AM technology, proving it can meet elite performance requirements at a viable scale. We read similar news this past June, with regards to Bugatti’s Tourbillon. Rewording it: the most advanced hyper-cars…
“Drones are transforming Defense strategies, with AI emerging as a pivotal player in this paradigm shift. Also, Metal 3D printing (especially Aluminum alloys) could contribute to the future of drones manufacturing. Let’s wind the clocks back: in a totally separate domain, Intel Corporation made its mark with drone light shows, leading the way in managing ‘swarms…
“A nice milestone for Additive Manufacturing powders and a family memory revolve around Ferrari super-sports cars. In early March 1984, at the Geneva International Motor Show, Ferrari presented the limited edition 288 GTO. Instant cult. I remember the conversation with my uncle Eugenio Alzati, back then Ferrari’s General Manager. See him on the far left in the…
Aluminum Spherical powders for Solid Propellants, Energetic Materials, Decoy Flares; Aluminum Alloy Powders for Additive manufacturing and Cold Spray. As a manufacturer, VALIMET, Inc. brings Consistency and Customization to the table. Our VP of Sales and Marketing, Luigi Alzati, will be attending #AUSA2024. Reach out to him and find out the solutions we can offer: lalzati@valimet.com Association of the…