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WIRED3D – Fertigung

Additive metal 3D printing (DED) of large-format components – from prototype to production-ready manufacturing strategy

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WIRED3D GmbH

Tettnang (headquarters) · Weingarten (laboratory)New on Amplifa

2025Founded
2 locations (Tettnang, Weingarten)Locations
3 founders (M.Sc.)Team

About WIRED3D

WIRED3D is a development partner for metallic components headquartered in Tettnang with a laboratory in Weingarten (Baden-Württemberg). Founded in 2025 and rooted at RWU Ravensburg-Weingarten University, the company manufactures components using its own in-house developed DED 3D printing technology (additive metal 3D printing) for large-format parts. The portfolio covers prototypes and functional end-use parts that can replace castings, forgings or welded assemblies, as well as multimaterial components with novel property combinations. In addition to manufacturing, WIRED3D offers engineering services from feasibility studies through process development to production-ready manufacturing strategies, plus spare parts production based on digital warehousing, including for discontinued components. In-house hardware and software development, process-specific algorithms and material evaluation form the foundation of its offering. Customer groups come from mechanical engineering, special-purpose machinery, Space & Aerospace, Defence, spare parts manufacturing, and Research & Development.

Site
Tettnang
Processes
DED 3D printing (additive metal 3D printing), Manufacturing as an alternative to castings, forgings and welded assemblies, Additive metal manufacturing from prototypes to functional end-use parts, Multimaterial technologies / multimaterial components, Spare parts manufacturing (digital warehousing, additive, including discontinued components), Development partner / engineering: component development, feasibility study, process development, Additive metal 3D printing (DED), Development partnership from component concept to production strategy
Materials
DED 3D printing (Directed Energy Deposition), Multimaterial technologies
Founded
2025
Industries
Mechanical engineering, Special-purpose machinery, Space & Aerospace, Defence, Spare parts manufacturing, Research & Development
  1. 01

    Innovation check / feasibility study

  2. 02

    Component development & engineering

  3. 03

    DED 3D printing (additive metal manufacturing)

  4. 04

    Process development up to production readiness

  5. 05

    Spare parts manufacturing / digital warehousing

Materials & Processes

DED

DED 3D printing (Directed Energy Deposition)

In-house developed process for large-format additive metal components from prototype to end-use part.

MMT

Multimaterial technologies

Enables components with combined material properties that cannot be achieved with conventional manufacturing.

Locations

Tettnang

DE

Headquarters / office

Standort Weingarten

Weingarten

DE

Laboratory (Leibnizstraße 9)

  • In-house developed large-format DED 3D printer

Components & Services

Metal component (DED 3D printing)
Metal component (DED 3D printing)DED 3D printing · Mechanical engineering
Additively manufactured component
Additively manufactured componentDED 3D printing · Special-purpose machinery
Additively manufactured component
Additively manufactured componentDED 3D printing · Space & Aerospace

Inside the production

Founders in front of the in-house developed DED 3D printer
Founders in front of the in-house developed DED 3D printer
Laboratory in Weingarten
Laboratory in Weingarten
Manufacturing environment
Manufacturing environment
ESA Business Incubation Centre
ESA Business Incubation Centre
Cooperation with RWU Ravensburg-Weingarten University
Cooperation with RWU Ravensburg-Weingarten University
Engineering & Components Sourcing
Engineering & Components Sourcing

Industries

Mechanical engineeringSpecial-purpose machinerySpace & AerospaceDefenceSpare parts manufacturingResearch & Development

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
DED 3D printing (additive metal 3D printing)Additive–––––
Manufacturing as an alternative to castings, forgings and welded assembliesAdditive–––––
Additive metal manufacturing from prototypes to functional end-use partsAdditive–––––
Multimaterial technologies / multimaterial componentsAdditive–––––
Spare parts manufacturing (digital warehousing, additive, including discontinued components)Additive–––––
Development partner / engineering: component development, feasibility study, process developmentEngineering–––––

1 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
In-house developed DED 3D printer (additive metal 3D printing, large-format)WIRED3D–––Weingarten (laboratory)

Additional services

Additive metal 3D printing (DED)Development partnership from component concept to production strategyIn-house hardware and software developmentMultimaterial componentsSpare parts manufacturing / digital warehousingPrototype and end-use part manufacturingFeasibility studies and process developmentInnovation check

History

  1. 2021

    Establishment of the DED 3D printing research group at RWU Ravensburg-Weingarten University: own 3D printing ecosystem, process-specific algorithms, material evaluation

  2. 2024

    Awarded the exist founders' scholarship with professional process support

  3. 2025

    Founding of WIRED3D GmbH (HRB 749236, Ulm Local Court)

  4. 2026

    Admission to the Business Incubation Centre (BIC) of the European Space Agency (ESA)

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