4.3.2024

American Foundry Society Metal Casting Congress 2023

A massive thanks to all of you who stopped by our booth to talk all things Digital Metal casting at this years Casting Congress! It was our pleasure to introduce our unusual approach to casting.

After many years of melting metal in microwaves, we finally had the opportunity to chat with industry mavericks at the American Foundry Society, Metal Casting Congress. Our additive approach offers a high tech alternative to traditional diecasting and the reception we received was HOT!

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It was great to see first had the overwhelming desire the foundry industry has to match the progress made elsewhere within the manufacturing community.

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Leaving the congress, we're more fired up than ever to keep pushing the boundaries. The support and curiosity from the community have been amazing, fueling our journey to innovate and lead the foundry industry into an exciting new chapter. What a ride it's been, and the best is yet to come!

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