Dream·Design·Deliver

Solving America's magnesium problem, one qualified part at a time

We design and build laser powder bed fusion systems purpose-built for reactive metals. We use them to produce the magnesium and titanium parts the U.S. defense industrial base can no longer source domestically. Our focus is process control and the build data that supports certification.

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The P300 laser powder bed fusion system
The P300 — first production system, Jan 2026
P300First production system · launched Jan 2026
MgReactive magnesium alloys
Real-timeIn-process monitoring and correction
Noblesville, INDesigned and built in the U.S.
Precixion X — Dream, Design, Deliver
Our philosophy

Ideas to products

Every part we build travels the same road — and our machines, controls, and data are built so nothing is lost along the way.

DREAM

Where every part begins — an idea, still loose and unproven, worth chasing.

DESIGN

Penciling the idea into a concrete plan: geometry, process parameters, and the controls that make it repeatable.

DELIVER

The product takes shape — built, documented, and qualified for the application it was dreamed up for.

What we do

Machines, parts, and the data that qualifies them

Dream

Prototyping and iteration

Accurate prototypes on the same machine architecture that will build your production parts, so the process does not change underneath you.

Design

PA Series systems

Our own LPBF equipment, with proprietary optics and integrated process monitoring built into the machine architecture.

Deliver

Production parts on demand

Metal parts built to order, reducing lead times for components that are difficult to source through conventional supply chains.

The problem we work on

Qualification is the Bottleneck

What has held additive back is not the ability to melt powder — it is the time, cost, and evidence required to qualify and certify a part built that way. Our systems are designed with that step in mind: monitoring, controls, and optics developed together rather than added afterwards.

P300

The numbers an engineer looks for first

Build envelope, laser configuration, layer range, and the materials list — visible before anyone has to fill in a form.

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Build envelope
300 × 300 × 300 mm
Laser system
SSLM™ proprietary optics
Laser power
7 kW
Layer thickness
30 – 50 µm
Materials
Mg · Ti-6Al-4V · IN718
Process control
In-situ monitoring, real-time correction
Qualification
PAQ build report
Origin
Designed & built in Noblesville, IN
Materials

Including alloys most systems avoid

The PA process is configured for magnesium alongside conventional alloys — a deliberate route to domestic supply for a metal the country can no longer reliably source.

The P300 on the shop floor
The P300 on the floor in Noblesville, Indiana
Compliance & affiliations
DLA IDIQ / JAMA PilotQualified supplier
BoeingApproved supplier
ITARRegistered
NVIDIA InceptionMember
NDIAAffiliate
America MakesMember
Working toward AS9100 registration

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