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Meltio's industrial metal 3D printing solutions for manufacturing metal parts in various materials enable industries such as automotive, aeronautics, aerospace, energy, mining, oil and gas, and other industries, to solve their part shortage problems and manufacture efficiently, increasing productivity and autonomy with 24/7 equipment. This is a strategic alliance that redefines how metal parts are designed, created, and repaired for the country's industries, giving them greater manufacturing autonomy in their 24/7 production centers by installing Meltio equipment.

Education, Industry, and Innovation join forces to boost the manufacturing of 3D metal parts.
Sitres, Meltio's official distributor in Mexico, brings more than a decade of experience and helps industries and research centers like the Tecnológico de Monterrey adopt Meltio's metal 3D printing solutions.

Alar strengthens this alliance as a pioneer in emerging technologies, being the first Mexican company to integrate the Meltio M600 industrial 3D printer, recognized worldwide as the 'Enterprise 3D Printer of the Year (Metals)' at the 3DPI Awards 2024.

In an unprecedented strategic collaboration, Sitres Latam, Alar, and the Tecnológico de Monterrey announce the arrival of Meltio technology, a world leader in metal additive manufacturing, in Mexico. This alliance marks a turning point in the way final metal parts are manufactured in a functional, rapid, accurate, and cost-competitive manner.

Meltio's technology, based on wire-laser metal deposition, allows the creation, transformation, and repair of functional metal parts using materials such as stainless steel, titanium, Inconel, and copper, among others. The parts produced maintain densities and properties equivalent to traditional processes, with greater speed, flexibility, and cost efficiency, revolutionizing the industrial manufacturing landscape.

Unlike other methods, it does not use metal powder, but rather welding wire, a greener and safer option with less waste and a lower carbon footprint, validated by sectors such as automotive, aerospace, defense, energy, naval, mining, and oil and gas. Sitres, Meltio's official distributor in Mexico, brings more than a decade of experience promoting additive manufacturing technologies. Its leadership and commitment to innovation facilitate the adoption of advanced, robust solutions tailored to the Mexican market, promoting a sustainable and competitive industrial transition.

Alar strengthens this alliance as a pioneer in emerging technologies, becoming the first Mexican company to integrate the Meltio M600 industrial 3D printer, recognized worldwide as the "Enterprise 3D Printer of the Year (Metals)" at the 3DPI Awards 2024. This machine operates autonomously 24/7 and allows for the production of high-quality final parts in a wide range of metallic materials.

Tecnológico de Monterrey, one of the most prestigious universities in the world, is actively participating with its Meltio M450 industrial metal 3D printer. With this new technological addition, Tecnológico de Monterrey strengthens its commitment to training leaders in advanced manufacturing, giving its students the opportunity to work with industrial-grade metal 3D printing tools.

“In addition to strengthening academic training, we seek to have a direct impact on the productive ecosystem, as companies that require it will be able to collaborate with Tecnológico de Monterrey to take advantage of this innovative metal 3D printing technology to develop their own prototypes, explore industrial applications, and gain training in the use of additive manufacturing technologies,” says Dr. Ciro Ángel Rodríguez González, Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Advanced Materials and Leader of the Industrial Transformation Research Center at the School of Engineering and Sciences of the Tecnológico de Monterrey System.

Sebastián Saidman, General Manager of Sitres Latam, states:

"Sitres, as official distributors of Meltio technology in Mexico, is deeply excited by this collaboration that unites three key players: a cutting-edge company like Alar, a leading academic institution like the Tecnológico de Monterrey, and the world-class innovation that Meltio represents. Seeing this synergy take shape, with an M600 device already operational at Alar and the TEC validating the capabilities of the M450, confirms that we are on the right path to transform the way metal parts are designed, manufactured, and repaired in our country."

Andrea Alarcón, General Manager of Alar, welcomes this technological agreement and notes:
"For us at Alar, having a Meltio M600 device represents much more than technology: it reflects our commitment."

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