Every day, GE Additive is bringing advanced manufacturing technology to companies around the world. GE Additive has accumulated rich experience in integrating additive technology into production processes. At the same time, it is also recognized that it can bring great value and infinite possibilities to modern design and manufacturing.

Through unremitting efforts, GE Additive has built a network of experts whose members are advancing additive manufacturing technology every day. Dedicated to leading the industry, from Arcam EBM to Concept Laser equipment, from AP&C materials to GE Additive's own engineering consulting services, all demonstrate the cutting-edge position of GE Additive. With every additive technology advancement, GE Additive is accelerating industry innovation and helping businesses around the world drive production at faster speeds, higher efficiency and smarter ways.

GE Additive develops BinderJetLine metal adhesive jet 3D printing technology, a modern modular industrial additive system that delivers high-quality parts at a cost, scale and safe manner. GE Additive hopes to mass-produce 3D printed metal parts through PBF technology, but finds the disadvantages of this technology, which are high cost and low throughput. In order to solve this problem, GE Additive chose metal adhesive spray as the development direction. This time, it did not acquire companies already in this technology field, but successfully launched Series 3 through internal technical teams. After 4 years of verification and testing, the system has undergone 2 iterations of proprietary adhesive jets based on H1 Alpha and H2 Beta. According to GE Additive, its BinderJetLine metal adhesive jet technology was developed to enable mass production and will not rush to launch the technology until it is ready. In fact, they did exactly that, and before the announcement of the Series3, the company had been working with Beta partners, including big companies in various verticals: Cummins for power generation and automobiles, Wabtec for railroads, Santvi G is used for mining, and Kenna Metals is used for industrial applications for wear and corrosion resistance.