Johannesburg, South Africa and Warsaw, Poland- Multitrade 3D Systems, a leading provider of metal additive manufacturing and manufacturing solutions in Africa, is proud to announce its partnership with AMAZEMET, a leading manufacturer of metal additive manufacturing equipment. The partnership will see Multitrade 3D Systems become the exclusive reseller of AMAZEMET equipment for the Sub-Saharan Africa region, adding more products to support its metal additive manufacturing portfolio while providing AMAZEMET with a strong market presence.
The AMAZEMET product range includes rePowder ultrasonic atomizer for metal powder production, inFurner – a compact high vacuum furnace, and safeEtch – a device for automated support removal from metal 3D-printed parts. By becoming the exclusive reseller for the Sub-Saharan Africa region, Multitrade 3D Systems will now be able to offer its customers access to the latest and most advanced metal additive manufacturing technology available. They are the authorized GE Additive and Meltio sales representatives for South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa respectively.
“We are excited to partner with AMAZEMET and bring their cutting-edge equipment to the Sub-Saharan Africa market,” said Pamela van Jaarsveld, Managing Director of Multitrade 3D Systems. “Our customers in the region will now have access to the most advanced metal additive manufacturing technology available, which will help them to improve their productivity and efficiency while reducing costs and supply chain risks.”
The partnership will also allow AMAZEMET to spread its mission of contributing to worldwide metal additive manufacturing development, and Multitrade 3D Systems will be providing its customers with the best installation, training, and support services for all of its supported partners.
Multitrade 3D Systems (Pty) Ltd was established in 2019 to support the engineering industry in South Africa. They specialise in supplying Sub-Saharan Africa with metal additive manufacturing/ 3D printing machines. They are the authorised GE Additive, Meltio, and now AMAZEMET sales representatives for South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa. Their expertise can be used to help industries in Sub-Saharan Africa benefit from metal additive manufacturing technology.
AMAZEMET is a spin-off company of Warsaw University of Technology. The company focuses on metal Additive Manufacturing, especially in the field of new materials, R&D and industrialization. Aside from offered devices: rePowder, inFurner and safeEtch, the company also takes part in scientific collaborations with universities and companies all over the world.
For more information, please contact:
Dr Devon Hagedorn-Hansen
Multitrade 3D Systems
Email: devonh@multitrade3d.com
Phone: +27848109281
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