ZARE: Rapid Prototyping for industrial products and High Performance Metal 3D Printing entirely Made in Italy

BEAMIT Group and ZARE join forces

BEAMIT and ZARE, the two European leading Additive Manufacturing service partners are coming together to create the most trusted and reliable advanced manufacturing partner in the world.

Fornovo di Taro (Parma, Italy), 4 August 2020 – Some significant facts in life happen with a great sense of pride. Especially when passion and shared vision generate a great project and bring it to life. Today, BEAMIT and ZARE are pleased to announce a merger resulting in a new organization counting over 100 employees, with operations across 5 plants concentrated in a 40 Km area between Parma and Reggio Emilia, in the most industrialized and innovative district of the European Region. The structure is completed by 4 commercial offices in France, Germany, United Kingdom and Japan.

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ADDITIVE INTEGRATION^TM

WORKING AND FINISHING TO ENHANCE THE ADDITIVE PRODUCTION

Our first 5 Axis GF Mikron MILL P500 U CNC machining center with robotized island allow designers to have a minimized supply chain but, above all, to design components that are the result of the integration of a single cognitive and productive process.

Every day the designers choose additive manufacturing to make otherwise impossible shapes. Each day they recognize in these technologies a significant source of opportunities and advantages for specific uses for which traditional processing are less suitable.

We relate with designers who have sensed that the additive manufacturing industry makes real the promise of being able to produce lighter and more performing components while maintaining the same performance of the pieces obtained with traditional production methods.

Time is proving that additive and subtractive are not in competition but, on the contrary, represent two highly compatible and complementary production visions, capable of helping to satisfy the demand for light components and products and increasingly complex geometries. The flexibility of 3D printing and the CNC processes allow to bring to market more efficient products, made more efficiently and faster.

Considering them in the same way as two disconnected methodologies limts the engineering possibilities and, above all, prevents us from grasping how their integration can give life to a SINGLE, SEQUENTIAL, FAST and SECRET production process.