Replies to post #45374 on Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

[El_Jefe42]

Great find, SS!

"We have built a great relationship with Sigma Labs through the Early Adopter program. PrintRite3D® is already helping us in the monitoring of our production runs, and we think that it will be a must have for serial production. Therefore we have decided to share that experience with others and we welcome any company in our facility for a visit and a demo, or even better for a dedicated evaluation program." said Charles de Forges, Managing Director of Spartacus3D.

[GetRich1day]

Thanks for sharing this with us! Most Excellent!

[Capt_Smith77]

I was on their website just last week and it appears they're also seeking certification for the medical industry.

[GetRich1day]

It's also nice that Aequs in an investor in Spartacus 3D and Aequs is contracted to supply Airbus with 100K titanium parts.

13 May 2016. Airbus has contracted Aequs Aerospace to supply over 100,000 titanium machined parts for the A320neo (new engine option) programmeand they will be produced at the aerospace machining facility of Aequs at the Special Economic Zone in Belagavi in North Karnataka.

Srinivasan Dwarakanath, President of Airbus Commercial Division in India said Aequs will be the global supplier for titanium parts to Airbus. Airbus has a long-standing relationship with Aequs and has produced detail machined parts for its single aisle, long range, and large aircraft since 2009, including wing leading edge sub-assemblies for its A380.

This award will help us to achieve our targeted revenue of $300 million by 2020,said Aravind Melligeri, Aequs chairman and CEO .

The recently commissioned Airbus facility at Aequs’ Belagavi SEZ employs the latest in machine technology with quality processes that meet or exceed Airbus standards.

Still connecting the dots but dot+dot+dot=Success!
http://www.aviation-defence-universe.com/airbus-buy-titanium-parts-aequs-aerospace/

[greenfordays]

I found this article on the Farinia website, but the quote about PrintRite3D doesn't seem to be at the end of the article. Everything else is word for word the same. Do you have a link SS?