Würth Additive Group to distribute ARBURG 3D printers across US and Canada

Würth Additive Group has signed a national agreement with ARBURG to distribute the company's patented freeformer additive manufacturing technology throughout the US and Canada.

The agreement expands the suite of 3D printing technology offerings of Würth Additive Group.

"The ARBURG Plastic Freeforming (APF) technology allows us to tap into a whole new range of options for industrial additive manufacturing," said AJ Strandquist, chief executive officer for Würth Additive Group. "Our customers will benefit from the adaptability of the freeformer, as it allows for maximum customization through an extensive materials database. We continue to fill in the gaps for our customers who are adopting additive and provide support in every avenue they need to be successful. Adding the ARBURG system adds yet another level of additive service."

"We are excited to continue to grow our additive strategic supplier portfolio by partnering with ARBURG," said Dan Hill, chief executive officer for Würth Industry North America. "The formation of our new company, Würth Additive Group, was critical as we continue to deliver and expand on enabling, implementing, and supporting digital supply chain solutions that are dependable and beneficial for our customers to operate and ultimately supply them with process and cost efficiencies."