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3D metal printing (DED), laser deposition welding and welding technology with consulting and equipment sales

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Knowhow Wilhelms GmbH

Königs Wusterhausen · BerlinNew on Amplifa

2019Specialization in 3D metal printing

About Knowhow Wilhelms

Knowhow Wilhelms GmbH, headquartered in Königs Wusterhausen, is a company specializing in welding technology and additive manufacturing. Since 2019, the company has focused on 3D metal printing using the DED process, robot-based laser deposition welding, prototype manufacturing and tool repair. The core process is Laser Wire Additive Manufacturing (Laser Wire AM), in which superimposed metal wire layers enable cost-effective and fast production. In addition, the company offers laser welding and TIG welding, including for cast part repair, rework solutions as well as the brokering of sheet metal parts and housings in series production. In equipment sales, the GmbH distributes new 3D metal printing systems from the manufacturers Titomic, Metrom and Meltio. As a resident engineer and auditor, the company supports customers such as Tesla, BMW and Daimler directly on site and assists them in processes and structures, complemented by quality management and foundry consulting.

Site
Königs Wusterhausen
Processes
3D metal printing, Laser deposition welding, Laser welding, TIG welding, Sheet metal processing, Rework solutions, Equipment sales, DED
Materials
Metal, Metal wire, Laser Wire Additive Manufacturing, Robot-based laser deposition welding, Laser welding, TIG welding, Cold Spray (Titomic)
Founded
N/A
Employees
N/A
Industries
Industrial plants, Welding technology, Metal processing, Printing technology
  1. 01

    Consulting and equipment sales

  2. 02

    3D metal printing (DED / Laser Wire AM)

  3. 03

    Robot-based laser deposition welding

  4. 04

    Laser welding and TIG welding

  5. 05

    Rework and tool repair

  6. 06

    Resident engineering at the customer

Materials and Processes

LWAAM

Laser Wire Additive Manufacturing

Deposition welding process in which superimposed metal wire layers enable cost-effective and fast additive production.

LAW

Robot-based laser deposition welding

Process for repair and material build-up, especially on cast parts and tools.

LSW

Laser welding

Welding process used, among other things, for cast part repair.

WIG

TIG welding

Gas-shielded welding process for metallic components and prototypes.

CS

Cold Spray (Titomic)

Spray process from the manufacturer Titomic, offered in equipment sales.

Locations

Standort Königs Wusterhausen

Königs Wusterhausen

DE

Company headquarters and invoicing address

Materials
Metal, metal wire
  • 3D metal printing systems (Titomic, Metrom)
  • Robotic systems for laser deposition welding

Berlin

DE

Office (together with MBL Lange – Powercut)

Components and Services

Manifold
Manifold3D metal printing · Prototype manufacturing
Deposit-welded cast part
Deposit-welded cast partLaser deposition welding · Cast part repair

Inside the production

Metrom milling machine / 3D metal printing system
Metrom milling machine / 3D metal printing system
Titomic cold spray system
Titomic cold spray system
Laser welding
Laser welding
Welding work on cast parts
Welding work on cast parts

Industries

Industrial plantsWelding technologyMetal processingPrinting technology

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
3D metal printingAdditive––––Metal wire
Laser deposition weldingJoining––––Metal wire
Laser weldingJoining––––Metal
TIG weldingJoining––––Metal
Sheet metal processingForming––––Sheet metal
Rework solutionsSurface––––Metal

1 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
3D metal printing systems–––––

Additional services

Equipment sales3D metal printingDEDRobot-based laser deposition weldingWeldingLaser weldingTIG weldingBrokering of sheet metal partsHousings and sheet metal processing in series productionPrototype manufacturingTool repair

Reference customers

TeslaBMWDaimler

History

  1. 2019

    Specialization in 3D metal printing, prototype manufacturing, robot-based laser deposition welding and tool repair.

  2. 2024

    Relocation together with MBL Lange – Powercut to Berlin (26 February 2024).

  3. 2025

    Return to Königs Wusterhausen (8 September 2025).

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