Meltio’s industrial patented wire-laser directed energy deposition (DED) technology enables manufacturers to produce fully dense metal parts using cost-effective welding wire, with the flexibility to integrate onto robotic arms or operate as standalone 3D printers. This technology provides a unique combination of reliability, affordability, and industrial scalability.

Toronto (Canada) / Linares (Spain), October 27th, 2025. - Sixpenny Additive, a newly launched Canadian metal additive manufacturing company, has been named the first distributor and integration partner for Meltio's innovative wire-laser metal 3D printing industrial systems in Canada.

Meltio's industrial patented wire-laser directed energy deposition (DED) technology enables manufacturers to produce fully dense metal parts using cost-effective welding wire, with the flexibility to integrate onto robotic arms or operate as standalone 3D printers. This technology provides a unique combination of reliability, affordability, and industrial scalability.

Through this partnership, Sixpenny Additive will deliver Canadian manufacturers:
- System Sales & Integration - Local expertise to configure Meltio Engine systems with industrial robots.
- Service & Support - Canadian-based technical assistance, training, and maintenance.
- Application Development - Consultation on design for additive manufacturing (DfAM) and new product opportunities.
-Printing Services - Direct access to Meltio's wire-laser technology through Sixpenny Additive's service bureau, allowing customers to prototype and produce parts without an upfront machine investment.

"We are thrilled to bring Meltio's technology to Canada," said David Nolan, President of Sixpenny Additive. "Wire-laser DED opens doors for Canadian manufacturers seeking to reduce costs, shorten lead times, and produce parts previously impossible or uneconomical with conventional methods. Our role is to make adoption seamless by providing both the machines and the expertise to use them effectively."

As Meltio Channel Manager in the United States, Gabriel Ortiz, expresses enthusiasm for this partnership:
"Meltio's main commitment with this new partnership with Sixpenny Additive offering to all types of industries in Canada the ability to manage the entire manufacturing process using our unique industrial wire-laser metal 3D printing solutions consisting of a Meltio head integrated in a robotic arm -Meltio Engine Robot Integration-, and the Meltio Robot Cell. It is very interesting to help a large range of industries, from automotive to aerospace as they want to print and repair reliable metal parts with our DED wire-laser reliable solutions."

About Sixpenny Additive
Sixpenny Additive is a Canadian advanced manufacturing company specializing in metal 3D printing. Its operations span five pillars: service bureau printing, OEM sales and integration, proprietary component development, design for additive manufacturing and certification, and post-processing services. As a division of Sixpenny Architectural Fabrication, Sixpenny Additive builds on nearly a decade of expertise in complex metal projects for architecture, industry, and public art.

About Meltio
Meltio develops and manufactures disruptive wire-laser metal 3D printing technology that enables reliable, safe, and affordable metal additive manufacturing. Meltio's multi-laser DED technology offers unmatched flexibility and is compatible with the most common welding wires, creating fully dense and functional metal parts for a range of industries worldwide. To learn more, visit www.meltio3d.com