PART PRODUCTION
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Transform Your Part Production with WAAM
Scalable, High-Performance Metal Additive Manufacturing
At One-Off Robotics, we specialize in Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM), a cutting-edge metal 3D printing technology designed to produce large, high-strength metal components faster and more cost-effectively than traditional methods.
Our robotic WAAM systems offer a scalable, material-efficient solution for aerospace, defense, energy, marine, and industrial sectors—delivering fully dense metal parts with exceptional mechanical properties.
Industries & Applications
Aerospace & Defense
✔ Lightweight, High-Strength Structures – Titanium & Aluminum components for aircraft and space systems
✔ Turbine & Engine Parts – High-temperature Nickel alloys (Inconel 718, 625) withstand extreme conditions
✔ Satellite Components – Rapid prototyping and mission-specific metal parts
Equipment & Automotive
✔ Custom Metal Tooling & Fixtures – High-strength parts for manufacturing & assembly
✔ High-Performance Racing Components – Custom aluminum and titanium structures
Energy & Power Generation
✔ Gas & Steam Turbine Blades – High-temperature Inconel 718 and Stainless Steel 316L components
✔ Heat Exchangers & Piping – WAAM-printed corrosion-resistant structures for oil & gas and renewables
Marine & Shipbuilding
✔ Propellers & Structural Reinforcements – Large Nickel Aluminum Bronze (NAB) and Stainless Steel 316L parts
✔ Corrosion-Resistant Marine Hardware – Durable, seawater-resistant components
Why Choose WAAM
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Print components that exceed the size limitations of conventional metal 3D printing.
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2-8 kg/hour, enabling faster production cycles.
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WAAM uses 95% of input material, reducing waste.
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No molds or dies needed, cutting lead times.
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Custom, low-volume production without high setup costs.
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WAAM-printed parts offer excellent fatigue resistance and mechanical integrity.
WAAM Materials
We use High-Performance Metal Wire Feedstock for Durability and Strength
Aluminum Alloys – Lightweight & Corrosion-Resistant
Titanium – High Strength & Low Weight
Nickel-Based Alloys – High-Temperature Performance
Steel Alloys – Structural & Marine Durability
Copper & Nickel Aluminum Bronze – Electrical & Marine Strength