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Materialise

Materialise

Materialise incorporates more than three decades of 3D printing experience into a range of software solutions and 3D printing services that empower sustainable 3D printing applications. Our open, secure, and flexible end-to-end solutions enable industrial manufacturing and mass personalization in various industries — including healthcare, automotive, aerospace, eyewear, art and design, wearables, and consumer goods. Headquartered in Belgium and with branches worldwide, Materialise combines the largest group of software developers in the industry with one of the world's largest and most complete 3D printing facilities

Mailing Address:
Technologielaan 15
Leuven, 3001
Belgium

Tel: +32 16 39 66 11

Email: projects@materialise.be

Website: http://www.materialise.com

Company Category: Additive & 3D Printing

Geographic Region:

Company Sector: Software

Keywords: Healthcare, 3D Printing, AM Sofware, Aerospace, Materialise

Partner Status: Marketing Partner

Products

Materialise CO-AM Software Platform

Materialise CO-AM Software Platform

Scale and maximize your AM ROI - Connect data via a digital thread, maximize your ROI, and ensure you get the most out of your additive manufacturing (AM) production. CO-AM combines our industry-leading Pre-Print Software, like Magics and Next-Generation Build Processor, with our AM Digital Factory Software, such as our state-of-the-art AM MES and Identify3D.

(Category: Additive Systems & Equipment)

Articles

Exploring Additive Manufacturing Opportunities: Optimizing Production with Hyundai Lifeboats

Jun 16, 2021
The journey to finding success in AM is no simple task. Materialise Mindware, our 3D printing consultancy team, outlined the various steps to steer customers through this journey. Discover how they guided Hyundai Lifeboats through the first phase.

How Materialise Software Solutions Helped to Create the World’s Largest Jet Engine

Oct 16, 2019
The 11-foot diameter engine contains six different 3D-printed parts, which includes the low-pressure turbine blades made from an alloy of titanium and aluminum at the Avio Aero Cameri plant in Italy.

White Papers

ORIENTATION: THE KEY TO EFFICIENT METAL 3D PRINTING

Published by Materialise
Published Date: JUL 14, 2026
Every 3D build preparation starts with the question: how should this part be oriented? Finding the right orientation to print metal additive manufacturing (AM) parts successfully, economically, reliably, and within specifications isn‘t always easy. But in this whitepaper, we guide you through using the right software to simplify and support the decision-making and data preparation process.

WHEN IS ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING A SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL MANUFACTURING, WHEN IS IT NOT, AND WHY?

Published by Materialise
Published Date: JUL 14, 2026
This whitepaper summarizes an LCA study by BASF and Materialise, comparing the sustainability of 3DP with traditional manufacturing processes for a product.

3 WAYS AM HELPS YOU CUT COSTS WITH AI, AUTOMATION, AND SIMULATION

Published by Materialise
Published Date: JUL 14, 2026
Integrating additive manufacturing (AM) into your existing manufacturing processes lowers the total cost of ownership of your products. But did you know you can reduce it even further? Explore three ways 3D printing can improve cost-efficiency, increase productivity, and boost engagement in your workforce through AM software and design for additive manufacturing (DfAM).

SOURCING LOW-CRITICALITY PARTS FOR AIRCRAFT: THE ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OPPORTUNITY FOR AEROSPACE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Published by Materialise
Published Date: JUL 14, 2026
Produced by the aerospace team at Materialise, this whitepaper offers an overview of the supply chain benefits and opportunities of using AM for the manufacturing of low-criticality plastic parts.

BEST PRACTICES FOR METAL 3D PRINTING

Published by Materialise
Published Date: JUL 14, 2026
Software plays an essential role in the metal 3D printing process. There are many software tools that enable you to speed up the learning process, reducing trial and error and build crashes.

Press Releases

Materialise Launches Aerospace Competence Center in Delft, the Netherlands

Submitted on: 07/14/26, 11:38 AM
By joining the Aerospace Innovation Hub in Delft, Materialise brings additive manufacturing expertise to the growing aerospace community

Materialise Strengthens Aerospace Offering with EN 9100 Certification for AM Metal Parts Production

Submitted on: 07/14/26, 11:37 AM
A milestone development that unlocks significant supply chain opportunities

Materialise Unveils Magics Release to Make the Unprintable Printable

Submitted on: 07/14/26, 11:36 AM
Strategic partnerships with Raplas and One Click Metal accelerate efficiencies and scalability across large and mid-market AM production.

Materialise Accelerates Open Software Strategy with Three Tailored Solutions and New Automation Technologies

Submitted on: 07/14/26, 11:34 AM
New enabling technologies and tailored solutions strengthen CO-AM as an open and secure software ecosystem connecting every user, every application, and every machine

Materialise Joins the SONRISA Project

Submitted on: 07/14/26, 11:33 AM
Scope: Developing standardizable quality assurance concepts for additive manufacturing in aviation

AM I Navigator and Leading Minds Align Efforts Under a New Alliance

Submitted on: 06/26/26, 11:32 AM
Additive Manufacturing Alliance brings together leading industry initiatives to advance the industrial adoption of additive manufacturing

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