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A bridge to the future
Designing in space
Technical prowess
Industrial potential
Air Liquide presents
Additive
manufacturing
A bridge to
the future

Air Liquide presents

Additive
manufacturing

A bridge to
the future

A stainless steel walkway designed by several robots equipped with welding arms... This is the technological prowess of the project known as "MX3D" that will soon span one of Amsterdam's canals: a world first!

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The project, initiated by one of the largest design firms in the Netherlands, the Joris Laarman Lab, combines design, robotics and additive manufacturing. Air Liquide is working with the teams in several fields of expertise: gas supply, arc welding and Research & Development.

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MX3D is designing the future of additive manufacturing:
Find out how!

Designing
in space

Additive manufacturing
20L
mingas
Welding bead
98
%
argon
2
%
CO2
Rethought the technique
Unleashing designers' creativity
60%
gain in mass

Technical
prowess

MAG welding
Complex structures
All types of metals
500
kg/m2
Mechanical constraints

Enormous
industrial potential

The path taken by MX3D is not the only road travelled by Air Liquide. Its R&D teams also work on other procedures to manufacture objects that have been impossible to make until now such as laser fusion of metal with the FAIR project.

Gas supply and additive manufacturing are two fields of expertise where Air Liquide is currently advising industrial companies and mentoring them in the implementation on their facilities.

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