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MX3D, an Amsterdam-based company that builds robotic metal additive manufacturing (AM) systems, has received a Certificate of Qualification from DNV at the Additive Manufacturing Criticality 3 (AMC3) level for its wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) facility. The certificate was issued under the DNV-ST-B203 standard and applies to metal parts used in maritime, defense, and energy applications.
Dr. Sastry Kandukuri, Global Practice Lead on Additive Manufacturing at DNV’s Technology Centre in Oslo, Norway, said MX3D is “the first company globally to achieve DNV certification at AMC 3 level for DED-Arc/WAAM technology.” He said DNV looks forward to continuing its collaboration with MX3D as AM adoption grows across the sectors.
What the AMC3 Level Covers
AMC3 is the highest level in DNV’