Aerostructures & components · France
AddUp
- Region
- Other markets
- Country
- France
- Segment
- Aerostructures & components
- Verification
- Desk verified
- Website
- https://addupsolutions.com
- Founded
- 2016
- Employees
- 250-500
AddUp is a French manufacturer of industrial metal additive manufacturing systems, operating as a high-tier equipment supplier for the aerospace, defence, and space sectors. Formed as a joint venture between Fives and Michelin, the company specialises in the design and production of machinery using Powder Bed Fusion and Directed Energy Deposition technologies. These systems enable the fabrication of complex, weight-optimised flight hardware and structural assemblies that are often impossible to manufacture through conventional machining or casting. The organisation's portfolio includes the FormUp and Modulo machine series, which are employed in the serial production of turbine components, satellite brackets, and thermal management systems. Through the integration of BeAM technology, AddUp provides specialised solutions for the maintenance, repair, and overhaul market, allowing for the precise restoration of expensive aero-engine components. Key industry partners and customers include major primes such as Safran, Airbus, and Dassault Aviation. Prospective partners should evaluate specific machine build volumes and laser configurations to ensure compatibility with the dimensions of required aerospace components. It is critical to verify the qualification status of materials, especially for titanium and nickel-based superalloys used in high-stress environments. Buyers must also confirm that the system's technical parameters and material outputs meet the rigorous certification and airworthiness standards mandated by aviation regulatory bodies.
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