Introducing a New Era of Additive Manufacturing
Adaptability and flexibility are necessary tools in today’s ever-changing markets. The operational resiliency achieved through additive manufacturing can empower your business to continue and recover regardless of what’s happening in the world. At Xerox Elem Additive Solutions we are creating solutions that that make it easier for our customers to integrate additive manufacturing into their operations and make on-demand manufacturing a reality today. Welcome to the future of additive manufacturing.
Xerox Additive Manufacturing: Simpler. Safer. Stronger.
Make complicated installations and cumbersome protective equipment a thing of the past with the Xerox® ElemX™ 3D Printer.
Gallery of 3D Printed Parts
View a selection of 3D printed parts from the ElemX liquid metal 3D printer. Just a few examples of how additive manufacturing is optimizing the product lifecycle.
ElemX Resources and Additional Information
Access more detailed information on the ElemX printer, including product specifications, material data sheets, design guides and safety documentation.
Xerox in the News
Xerox® Elem™ Additive and U.S Navy Deploy First Metal 3D Printer at Sea
Xerox® ElemX™3D metal printer installed on USS Essex (LHD 2) and at-sea trials have begun in Pacific Rim.
Expert Insights
Additive or Conventional Manufacturing? That is the Question
3D printing investment decisions require quantitative and qualitative assessments of manufacturing options. Decision-makers need comprehensive and unbiased tools.
Smart Manufacturing: Orchestrating Your Response To Changing Conditions
Today more than ever, manufacturers must produce short-run and custom goods, on-demand, and in uncertain conditions.
3D printing in your supply chain: Ingenuity, elasticity, resiliency
Pete Basiliere shares insights on how 3D printing reduces logistical costs and shortens delivery times.
Metal 3D Printer Selection Begins with the End in Mind
Pete Basiliere talks about how the choice of 3D printing technology, whether using plastics, composites, or metals, begins with the end in mind.