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AMT and Prototal Establish Partnership to Scale Industrial Manufacturing Solutions
AMT’s automated post-processing, vapor smoothing included, runs across Prototal’s European production network.
Sheffield, UK & Jönköping, Sweden Additive Manufacturing Technologies (AMT) has entered into a strategic partnership with Prototal Industries, Europe’s largest provider of 3D printing, injection molding, vacuum casting, and aluminum tooling.
Under this agreement, AMT will deliver scalable post-processing solutions that eliminate bottlenecks, boost efficiency, and enable industrial-scale production across Prototal’s European facilities. The alliance integrates AMT’s fully automated PostPro® solutions into Prototal’s end-to-end additive manufacturing workflows, removing manual steps and driving consistency at scale. AMT systems are already operational at Prototal’s facilities in Austria, Denmark, Italy, the UK and Sweden, with further deployments planned.
“Our shared vision with Prototal is simple: drive industrialisation, repeatability, and scalability in additive manufacturing. By combining our advanced post-processing with Prototal’s vast AM capabilities, we’re delivering […] quality, consistency, and efficiency, all while reducing costs to enable broader industry adoption.”
“This partnership marks an important step in strengthening our ecosystem of world-class manufacturing solutions. By working with AMT, we can provide our customers with even greater flexibility, speed, and reliability in scaling their production.”
As additive manufacturing shifts from prototyping to true volume production, this partnership aims to remove the final barriers to scale. Together, AMT and Prototal are committed to setting new standards for efficiency, surface finish, and throughput in industrial 3D printing.
First published on amtechnologies.com on and kept at its original address. Edited for this archive: AMT’s self-description and one superlative are omitted; the systems at Prototal’s sites are named generically (the release also listed products outside this site’s scope); a paragraph on beta testing and future technologies is omitted; US spelling. Omissions inside quotes are marked […].
