AMFG, a leader in providing MES software for the manufacturing sector, has announced a partnership with Impac Additive 3D, a subsidiary of Impac Systems Engineering. This collaboration aims to significantly improve the direct-to-consumer additive manufacturing model, giving customers unparalleled ease and convenience when ordering parts, projects, and consumer goods.
For over 35 years, Impac Additive, headquartered in Texas, USA, has established itself as a leader in professional engineering services, expertly overseeing projects from inception to production. Their expertise in delivering high-quality 3D-printed parts and goods to a wide range of customer segments, combined with their dedication to continuous innovation, solidifies their position as an industry pioneer.
Transforming Direct-to-Consumer Additive Manufacturing
This collaboration is an important step in Impac Systems Additive’s commitment to improving its direct-to-consumer approach and product delivery process. AMFG and Impac Systems Additive are both keenly aware of the growing popularity of the direct-to-consumer model in providing bespoke, on-demand manufacturing solutions. This collaboration aims to improve the customer experience and foster innovation across the additive manufacturing landscape.
The collaboration with AMFG will bring cutting-edge software solutions to improve the entire customer journey, from initial design and ordering to production and delivery.
“Our collaboration with AMFG is an exciting leap forward for Impac Additive. By integrating their advanced automation and workflow management software, we are reinforcing our commitment to delivering the best
– Aaron Rawls, Lab Manager of Impac Additive 3D
direct-to-consumer experience in additive manufacturing,”
Software Solutions for a Seamless Customer Journey
AMFG’s introduction of cutting-edge software solutions designed to streamline the entire customer journey from design inception to final delivery is a key component of this partnership. This integration promises to provide customers with a more seamless and intuitive experience, particularly during the ordering process.
Impac Additive customers stand to benefit greatly from this collaboration:
- Simplified Ordering Process: AMFG’s workflow management software simplifies the submission of design files and specifications, making the ordering process more intuitive.
- Customization and Personalization: Enhanced customization options will allow customers to tailor their parts and projects more closely to their unique needs.
- Streamlined Production: The manufacturing process will be more efficient and precise, thanks to automation and workflow optimization facilitated by AMFG’s software.
- Real-Time Order Tracking: Customers will have access to real-time tracking of their orders, ensuring transparency from production to delivery.
- Expanded Product Offerings: A broader range of consumer goods and 3D-printed products will become available, expanding choices for customers.
Future of Additive Manufacturing
The collaboration reflects Impac Systems Additive and AMFG’s shared vision to transform and improve the direct-to-consumer additive manufacturing model. Both companies are dedicated to providing innovative solutions that not only meet, but also exceed, customer expectations, while also supporting unique needs and ensuring the efficient delivery of customised products.
“Impac Solutions Innovative 3D printing service is an innovative way to make use of the skillset and high-quality machines they have at their disposal. Furthermore, their streamlined onboarding process has enabled them to begin this new venture with ample room for scaling. Aaron and I collaborated closely together on this project. It was really interesting seeing how they adapted the AMFG system to fit around their new workflow.”
– Robert Steele, Technical Consultant, AMFG
About AMFG: AMFG is a market leader in MES software for the manufacturing industry. AMFG specialises in integrating AM into broader manufacturing processes, assisting companies in effectively scaling their operations, with over 500 successful implementations in 35 countries.
