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Arridex Expands 3D Printing Network to Ghana

Arridex Expands 3D Printing Network to Ghana

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• Ngeria-based Arridex has deep experience in oil and gas additive manufacturing. Previously known as RusselSmith, the firm has in-house metal and polymer additive technology. The company is making 3D printed...

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Ngeria-based Arridex has deep experience in oil and gas additive manufacturing. Previously known as RusselSmith, the firm has in-house metal and polymer additive technology. The company is making 3D printed approved parts in polymer and has worked with BLT on metal LPBF and Spee3D on cold spray additive, and worked on a digital inventory solution as well. Arridex opened a new facility, the Omnifactory, and wants to expand its manufacturing throughout the region. It has now added a Ghana Node to its Africa Distributed Additive Manufacturing (ADAM) Network. Arridex partnered with Ghanaian firm Sodah Engineering and Logistics Limited and hopes to target defense as well as energy, mining, and maritime.

Arridex Group CEO Kayode Adeleke said,

“Across Africa, industry does not stop for want of

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