Sigma Labs, DMG MORI form agreement and initial joint customer

Sigma Labs, Inc., a developer of quality assurance software for the commercial metal 3D printing industry, has been selected by DMG MORI as the preferred melt pool monitoring system for their LASERTEC SLM machines. Engineering teams from both companies worked extensively to test the integrated solution to ensure that it meets the demanding needs of industrial manufacturers utilizing DMG MORI's family of metal 3D printers. DMG MORI will be providing an interface with its printers ensuring that the systems are PrintRite3D® Ready. Terms of the agreement are being kept private between both parties.

"We are very pleased to announce both our agreement with DMG MORI as well as our first joint customer, IN4.OS," said Mark K. Ruport, Sigma's President and CEO. "DMG MORI has a history of excellence in manufacturing and it is a true honor to be selected as their preferred provider of quality assurance monitoring solutions. We expect that IN4.OS will be the first of many global manufacturing companies adopting our integrated solution and accelerating their additive manufacturing initiatives," concluded Ruport.

"After rigorous testing we are pleased to announce that PrintRite3D has been selected as our preferred solution for melt pool monitoring for our LASERTEC SLM line of 3D printers," said Mathias Wolpiansky, Managing Director, Additive GmBH. "Our partnership offers our customers the best integrated and most advanced melt pool monitoring solution in the market today. We look forward to working with Sigma's engineering team to continue enhancing our integration and deliver more innovative solutions in the coming year."

"Sigma Labs' PrintRite3D® is a crucial component of making additive manufacturing mainstream for critical manufacturing and delivering qualified products," said R J Singh, IN4.OS's CEO. "We look ahead to ushering in a new era of American manufacturing with our strategic partners, Sigma Labs and DMG MORI."

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