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ATI Celebrates Commissioning of Additive Manufacturing Products

World-class facility includes industry’s largest-format, most-advanced capabilities

Quality Digest
Wed, 03/26/2025 - 12:01
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(ATI: Dallas)--Allegheny Technologies (ATI) celebrated the commissioning of its world-class additive manufacturing products facility, bringing online the most advanced large-format, metal-additive manufacturing capabilities in the industry. The vertically integrated greenfield build includes design, printing, heat treating, machining, and inspection capabilities under one roof.

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“Layer by layer, additive manufacturing gives us the ability to produce high-performance, highly complex components for our customers—faster, with less waste,” says Kimberly A. Fields, ATI president and CEO, noting the grand opening with customers, community supporters, and industry leaders. The new operations—built upon nearly a decade of additive manufacturing expertise—are capable of printing the tallest parts in the Western world—up to 1.5 meters—in geometries previously not possible.

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