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EOS is ending new sales of its FORMIGA SLS platform after nearly two decades, pushing toward larger automated systems like the P3 NEXT — while refurbisher Inframotion 3D moves to keep the cheaper machine alive.
Read the story →EOS brings its six-laser M4 Onyx to North America at IMTS 2026 in September, but the real story is the M4 Onyx FLX due Q3 2026 — four kilowatt-class beam-shaping lasers betting that a smarter, bigger spot beats adding more spots. Plus a live spec discrepancy between EOS and the trade press.
Phillips Corporation folded its Additive Hybrid division into a new Advanced Manufacturing Solutions unit, betting that hybrid additive-subtractive, standalone AM, large-format robotic metal printing, and field-deployable manufacturing gear are converging into one business.
EOS is adding Constellium's Aheadd CP1 alloy to its metal 3D printing lineup as a quench-free, corrosion-resistant aluminum powder aimed at heat exchangers and semiconductor hardware, arriving August 2026.
EOS and aluminum specialist Constellium announced a materials partnership adding a new high-strength CP1 alloy this August and rebranding EOS's Al5X1 alloy, with more joint aluminum development to come.
The additive manufacturing market surpassed $20 billion globally in 2025. This analysis breaks down market segments, growth drivers, polymer vs metal printing dynamics, and which applications are driving investment in 2026.
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