AP&C inaugurates $31M additive manufacturing facility in Saint-Eustache, Quebec

Advanced Powders & Coatings (AP&C), a subsidiary of Arcam AB and GE Additive, inaugurated a new $31-million additive manufacturing facility in Saint-Eustache, Quebec. The plant will produce titanium powder for 3D printing, with a capacity of 750 tonnes, eventually 1,250 tonnes, and will create 106 new jobs by end of 2017.

“Our new facility represents a new and inspiring phase for Arcam and GE Additive, and a major step for AP&C at a time when we strive to respond to the growing demand for additive manufacturing.”automationmag.com

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