13 October, 2026ADDIMAT will organise a joint stand featuring ten companies and technology centres at Formnext 2026, which will take place from 17 to 20 November in Frankfurt, Germany. Located in Hall 12.0, Stand C121, the space will bring together expertise in materials, equipment, software, applied research and additive manufacturing processes, with the aim of boosting its international profile and facilitating new opportunities for collaboration.
Formnext is one of the leading international events for additive manufacturing and industrial 3D printing. The trade fair connects technology suppliers with end-user companies from various sectors and showcases solutions for integrating these technologies into production processes.
ADDIMAT’s joint participation will enable visitors to discover, in a single space, technologies and services covering different stages of the value chain, from materials development and component manufacturing to post-processing and digital production management. The participating organisations will be:
- AITIIP: A technology centre specialising in the development of solutions using plastics, metals and composite materials. Through its Aitiip 3D division, it offers additive manufacturing capabilities in plastic and metal for the development of products and industrial applications.
- CEIT: An applied research centre that collaborates with companies on R&D&I projects. In additive manufacturing, its capabilities encompass the design and atomisation of metal powders, various printing technologies, material characterisation, and finishing treatments and processes.
- CRAMIK: A company specialising in the design and development of materials for additive manufacturing, with a focus on technical ceramics and polymers reinforced with ceramic or metallic particles. Its solutions are geared towards industrial applications requiring thermal, mechanical and wear resistance.
- FABREX: A company specialising in the automation and digitalisation of industrial processes using software and artificial intelligence. Its platform enables the generation of quotations, order management and production planning, incorporating traceability and quality control tools.
- HIPERBARIC: Designs and manufactures hot isostatic pressing (HIP) equipment for the post-processing and consolidation of metal components. This technology reduces porosity and improves the mechanical properties of parts manufactured using processes such as additive manufacturing, casting or metal injection moulding.
- IZADI: A company specialising in the manufacture of transmission parts and components, with expertise in laser metal deposition technologies such as Laser Cladding and EHLA. Its solutions are applied to the manufacture, remanufacturing and enhancement of components for sectors such as energy, steel, rail and shipbuilding.
- JORCAR: An industrial company specialising in advanced titanium solutions. It combines the production of spherical titanium powder from its own waste with 3D printing capabilities, integrating material recovery and the manufacture of components for industrial applications.
- LORTEK: A technology centre specialising in digital and smart manufacturing processes. In additive manufacturing, it works on the development of materials and processes, the design of complex structures, automation and monitoring, incorporating artificial intelligence tools, simulation and digital twins.
- ROVALMA: A company specialising in high-performance materials for industrial applications, particularly tool steels. In the field of metal additive manufacturing, it has developed its own holographic volumetric 3D printing technology, which enables the production of large, dense parts without the need for support structures.
- SAMYLABS: A company specialising in the design and manufacture of metal 3D printers using laser powder bed fusion technology. It develops its own equipment and solutions for the production of metal components, integrating mechanical design and control software.
In addition to the shared stand, Formnext 2026 will feature a significant presence of Spanish companies, and the ADDIMAT stand will provide information on these companies and the location of their stands at the fair, with the aim of making it easier for those interested in their solutions to visit them.
Through this participation, ADDIMAT continues to promote the internationalisation of its ecosystem and foster connections between companies, technology centres and industrial users. The shared stand will serve as a space to discover capabilities, share manufacturing needs and explore collaborative projects.
View the participating companies and locate their stands on the ADDIMAT landing page for Formnext 2026.
