Partners & projects

To ensure that we keep our customers on the cutting edge of metal additive manufacturing, we work with a network of innovative partners in advanced materials, software technologies, and more.

Partners

Development Partner

Lithoz, leading Austrian manufacturer of 3D printing systems for bone replacement material and high-performance ceramics, is a strategic partner providing long-standing expertise in the development of the Hammer Lab35 series machine and feedstock systems.

Development Partner

Metshape is a German expert in production of indirect additive-manufacturing of metallic components using LMM and development partner of Incus.

Research Partner

The TU Wien, a leading technical institution, is a key research partner carrying out studies to determine the performance of metals printed with the help of lithography-based additive manufacturing.

Research Partner
Pforzheim University of Applied Sciences, one of the biggest public universities of applied science in Germany, is a key research partner collecting and analyzing data concerning lithographic processing of metallic parts.
Development Partner
The Vienna Business Agency supports local and international companies in all phases of their business development and awarded Incus several projects for the starting phase of the company and to ensure continuous innovation.

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Development projects

Development Project

Resource Efficient Production of Metal Project

The European REProMag project (2015-2017) focused on research regarding the additive manufacturing of complex geometries with the same performance profile as metal injection molded (MIM) parts. The project helped to lay the foundation for the Incus lithographic printing process for manufacturing highly precise metal parts. The project received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Program (grant agreement 636881).

Development Project

PRIMUS (PRInting with Metals Using Stereolithography)

The Vienna Business Agency Innovation Funding Program was started in 2019 to support the development of innovative technological solutions within the city of Vienna. Incus was a part of the PRIMUS project and developed a new 3D-printing concept with a high-performance exposure system, allowing a new class of feedstock with finer metal powders. The use of finer powders is relevant for special performance materials, including refractory applications (Tungsten) or Cutting Tools (Tungsten carbide-cobalt (WC-Co).)

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Development Project

Joint lunar project

This 18-month project tested 3D printing  Lithography-based Metal Manufacturing (LMM) process in a micro-gravity environment  whether it is possible to print materials in a lunar base using scrap metal or existing surface materials. Ultimately, this research could help to pave the way for future lunar settlements as it could address issues related to supply chains and acquiring supplies from Earth.

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