Industrial Metal 3D Printing Systems for Precision Manufacturing
Simplify the way you design, prototype and manufacture complex metal components with industrial metal 3D printing systems built for accuracy, reliability and long-term performance. Designed with open control for greater flexibility, precision and innovation.
Why Metal 3D Printing?
Conventional manufacturing can limit design freedom, making some components difficult, expensive, or even impractical to produce. Today's manufacturers need faster development, lower material waste, and the flexibility to create parts that conventional machining cannot produce. Industrial metal 3D printing makes this possible through advanced metal additive manufacturing, allowing engineers to move from digital design to functional metal components with greater efficiency.
About the companyWhy Choose Lasefinity?
Built Around The Way You Develop And Manufacture
Every manufacturing challenge is different. That's why Lasefinity's metal 3D printing systems give researchers and manufacturers the flexibility, precision and control needed to produce high-quality metal components.
Open Process Control
Develop and refine your own process parameters rather than working within a closed system. This gives research teams and engineers greater flexibility when testing new materials, geometries and applications.
Designed for Research and Industry
From university research and early-stage prototyping to industrial development, our Reliable industrial metal 3D printing systems are designed to support applications where process flexibility and experimentation matter.
Real Process Monitoring
FusionX provides layer-by-layer process monitoring, while WireX uses back-reflection melt-pool monitoring to help users understand and control the deposition process.
Advanced Metal Additive Manufacturing
Produce complex geometries with less material waste using advanced metal additive manufacturing technology and open process control.
Built Around Your Application
Every manufacturing challenge is unique. Lasefinity's metal 3D printing systems can be customised to suit your materials, applications and production requirements.
Different Technologies for Different Applications
Lasefinity isn't limited to a single approach. Our products include laser powder bed fusion and wire-fed directed energy deposition systems, allowing you to choose the technology that fits your application.
Designed to Grow
Built to support the future of industrial metal 3D printing with scalable systems that adapt to evolving manufacturing requirements.
Support From Installation to Application Development
From installation and operator training to application guidance and technical support, our team helps you move from machine delivery to your first successful builds.
Explore Our Metal Additive Manufacturing Systems
Different applications require different approaches to metal additive manufacturing. Lasefinity develops systems for precision metal printing, research, prototyping and industrial applications, giving you the flexibility to choose the technology that fits your requirements.
Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF)
A precision laser powder bed fusion system for metal 3D printing, offering control over energy delivery for fine-detail builds and advanced material development across stainless steel, titanium, superalloys and high-entropy alloys.
FX-500Wire-Fed Directed Energy Deposition (DED)
A compact wire-fed DED metal 3D printer designed for research, education and prototyping. By using metal wire instead of powder, WireX avoids the powder-handling concerns associated with conventional powder-bed systems, making it well suited to shared research and educational environments.
WX-900500W Industrial Fibre Laser Source
A high-performance 500W fibre laser source designed for industrial material processing, additive manufacturing and OEM integration. With stable power delivery from 10-100%, flexible control and a compact 14.5 kg design, it is built for integration into laser systems, CNC equipment and custom automation platforms.
LX-500Industries we serve
Material, geometry, tolerance and qualification route decide which process fits. Select an industry to see where each of our systems is used.
01Aerospace
Titanium and nickel alloys, lightweight structures, internal geometry.
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02Research and academia
Open parameters, materials development, reproducible process studies.
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03Tooling and manufacturing
Conformal cooling, insert repair and process development.
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04Medical and dental R&D
Titanium and CoCr research, porous and lattice structures.
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05Automotive
Rapid engineering, thermal hardware, functional prototypes.
Explore →Where our systems have been shown
Photography of our own hardware, the parts it produces and the exhibitions we attend. No stock imagery is used on this site.
TCT 3Sixty · BirminghamApplication discussions with real hardware and metal parts on the stand.
Formnext Asia · ShenzhenWorking inside the international additive manufacturing ecosystem.
Metal AM partsLattices, fine features and complex geometry produced on our systems.
Buyer engagementProcess, applications and adoption discussed directly with engineers.
Industry presencePublic activity and visibility well beyond a website.What you get with every system
A metal AM system is only as useful as the support behind it. These are included with every installation.
Global support
UK and India offices, with installation, onboarding and ongoing technical support in your region.
Read more02Expert advice
Talk directly to the engineers who build the machines about process, materials and build strategy.
Read more03Installation and training
Commissioning, operator onboarding and first-build support are part of the delivery.
Read more04Fast quotations
Send us the project scope and receive a technical and commercial response.
Request a quoteTrusted by industry and research centers
We work with manufacturers, universities and engineering software partners on metal additive manufacturing and laser processing.
Part of the UK industry community
Active membership of the UK additive manufacturing and laser associations, and a company record anyone can check.
Member of Additive Manufacturing UK, the national body for the UK additive manufacturing community.
Visit AMUK
Member of AILU, the UK association for industrial laser users and laser technology.
Visit AILULasefinity Ltd, No. 17112478, England & Wales, with head office in Sheffield, United Kingdom.
Verify on Companies HouseTechnical resources for metal AM teams
White papers, research papers, case studies, datasheets and blogs on process, materials and manufacturability.
Metal 3D Printing Materials Explained
Explore metal 3D printing materials, including stainless steel, titanium, aluminium, nickel, copper and more. Compare properties, uses and AM considerations.
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Metal 3D Printing in Education
Learn how to set up a safe metal 3D printing lab for education, including machine selection, student training, safety, materials, post-processing and research.
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What Is Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF)?
Learn how laser powder bed fusion works, how LPBF differs from SLM, DMLS, DED and binder jetting, and what affects part quality, cost and build time.
ReadLet's Shape the Future of Metal Manufacturing
Tell us about your application, material requirements or production goals. Our engineers will help you configure the right industrial metal 3D printing system for your needs. We'll get back to you within 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
What industries benefit most from industrial metal 3D printing?
Industrial metal 3D printing is widely used across industries such as automotive, aerospace, defence, maritime, research and advanced manufacturing, where precision, high-performance metal components are required. Our systems support everything from rapid prototyping to production, helping manufacturers reduce material waste and accelerate product development.
Which metals can be processed using your systems?
Lasefinity's metal 3D printing systems are compatible with a wide range of metals, depending on the machine configuration and application. Whether you are working with stainless steel, titanium or other metal powders, our metal additive manufacturing solutions are built to deliver consistent and reliable results.
What factors influence the cost of a metal 3D printer?
The metal 3D printer price depends on several factors such as build volume, laser power, material compatibility, software capabilities and the intended application. Our team can help you choose a system that best matches your manufacturing requirements and budget.
Which metal additive manufacturing technology is suitable for my application?
The right technology depends on your material, part geometry, size, development goals and production requirements. Lasefinity offers both Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF) and wire-fed Directed Energy Deposition (DED) systems, and our team can help you determine which approach is best suited to your application.
Do you offer support for machine installation and training in the UK?
Yes. We provide installation, operator training and ongoing technical support across the UK to help customers get the most from their metal 3D printing systems. Our engineering team is available to assist throughout the installation and onboarding process.
Can your systems be integrated into existing manufacturing workflows?
Yes. Our systems are designed to integrate with existing manufacturing environments, whether you're introducing a desktop metal 3D printer for research or expanding industrial production with advanced metal additive manufacturing solutions.
How can I request a quotation for a metal 3D printing system?
Tell us about your application, materials, part requirements and development or production goals. Our team will review your requirements, recommend the most suitable system and provide a detailed quotation tailored to your needs.