Formnext 2026: Where to find us in Frankfurt

We will be at Formnext 2026, from November 17th to 20th in Frankfurt, within the ADDIMAT pavilion: Hall 12.0, stand C121. It is the world's largest additive manufacturing trade show, and this time the Spanish industry will be represented by ten companies covering different technologies, capabilities, and specializations.

Who's going

In addition to us, the same stand will feature Aitiip, 3D CEIT, Cramik Additive Solutions, Fabrex, Green Titanium 3D, Hiperbaric, Izadi Mecanizados, Jorcar, Lortek, and Rovalma. It's a fairly comprehensive representation of what's currently being done in Spain in advanced manufacturing, and that's precisely the advantage of exhibiting together: anyone visiting the stand can explore the entire production line without changing aisles.

What we take

What has changed in our technology since last time:

ALBA 500 with its 500 W, 250 × 250 × 300 mm area, and dual filtration unit.
SamyFlex, the reduced-volume module that allows you to test expensive materials without filling the whole chamber.
GRCop-42, now part of the powder catalogue, is the copper alloy for applications requiring thermal conductivity and heat resistance.
SamyQuote and AdditiveDelivery are not machines; they are two ways to work with our technology without purchasing one.

What question is worth coming with

trade show allows for ten minutes per conversation, so here's a practical tip. The questions that perform worst at a booth are the general ones—"What's the price of the machine?", "What materials does it print on?"—because the honest answer is always it depends, and that doesn't fit into ten minutes.

The ones that work best are specific:

Bring a sample part, either physical or as a file on your phone. With the geometry in front of you, we can tell in a minute whether it makes sense or not.
Bring the problem, not the solution. "This spare part takes fourteen weeks" is much more effective than "I want to print this in titanium."
Ask what you shouldn't manufacture this way. This is the answer that most quickly separates a supplier who wants to sell you a machine from one who wants you to recoup your investment.

If you're not going to be in Frankfurt

There's no need to wait until November or travel across Europe. The quote calculator gives you a cost estimate for your part based on its geometry, material, and quantity. And if you want to have it in your hand, we'll print it for you without you having to buy anything.

See you in Hall 12.0.