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The German Capital Region Berlin-Brandenburg
Hall 11.1 - booth D31 & D39
THE GERMAN CAPITAL REGION
more value for your investment

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AMBER, c/o Berlin Partner f. Wirtschaft u. Technologie GmbH ........ 11
Berlin Partner für Wirtschaft und Technologie GmbH ..................... i
1000 Kelvin GmbH .............................................................................. 2
3dk Trading GmbH ........................................................................... 9
Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung ........................ 8
Brandenburgische Technische Universität ....................................... 14
Endless Industries GmbH, c/o Technische Universität Berlin ........ 17
F3DM GmbH ......................................................................................... 19
Fraunhofer IPK ................................................................................... 6
Gefertec GmbH .................................................................................... 18
Hope Printer ......................................................................................... 15
MMDD MaxResolution3D GmbH ........................................................ 13
Mobility goes Additive e.V. ............................................................... 12
NANOVAL GmbH & Co. KG ................................................................ 20
Orion Additive Manufacturing GmbH .............................................. 5
Ortho Native 3D GmbH ..................................................................... 21
Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt .......................................... 7
Quantica GmbH .............................................................................. 3
Rojahn Design ..................................................................................... 10
Solutions Additive Manufacturing ..................................................... 23
trinckle 3D GmbH ............................................................................ 1
TU Berlin, Institut für Werkzeugmaschinen und Fabrikbetrieb ...... 16
Tutolino UG ...................................................................................... 22
XPLORAYTION GmbH ....................................................................... 4

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1000 Kelvin GmbH
1000 Kelvin develops AMAIZE, an
AI software that analyses your part,
corrects it, and natively integrates
with OEM machines, so it can be
printed with less supports, no failure
and minimized distortions. All this in
record time (minutes instead of
hours and day).
Bismarkstraße 10-12
10625 Berlin, Germany
Dr. Omar Fergani
fon: +49 176 45881242
office@1000kelvin.com
www.1000kelvin.com

3dk Trading GmbH
3dk.berlin Trading GmbH (3dk.berlin)
is a spin-off company of the ISO
9001-certified premium manufacturer
Bernhardt Kunststoffverarbeitungs
GmbH.
Since spring 2014 we offer high
quality 3D printing filaments to an
international audience. We develop
and produce all our filaments
according to high quality standards
in Berlin.
In our own 3D printing studio, the
filaments are tested and further
developed on dozens of different 3D
printers.
We pay special attention to the
quality of our filaments and the
result of the produced prints.
Mariendorfer Damm1
12099 Berlin, Germany
Florian Deurer
fon: +49 30 54909613
info@3dk.berlin
www.3dk.berlin

AMBER, c/o Berlin Partner f. Wirtschaft u. Tech. GmbH
Additive manufacturing is a central
part of the capital region‘s industrial
policy and a key focus of Berlin‘s
Industrial Master Plan. AMBER, the
regional network for Additive Manufacturing
(Additive Manufacturing
Berlin-Brandenburg), is coordinated
by Berlin Partner.
AMBER accelerates research
results into innovative, globally
competitive solutions and unites
the capital region‘s AM ecosystem.
The goal is to make Berlin a leading
European hub for cutting-edge
production technologies, leveraging
its innovative AM sector, major 3D
printing events, AM education, and
cutting-edge research.
The Berlin Senate has committed
€14 million to targeted R&D
projects under the AMBER
initiative, focusing on „Personalized
Medical Technology,“
„Bio-based Additive Manufacturing,“
„Design and Lightweight
Construction,“ and „Additive
Manufacturing for Space”.
Berlin Partner f. Wirt. u. Tech. GmbH
Fasanenstraße 85, Germany
David Hampel
fon: +49 30 46302500
info@berlin-partner.de
www.berlin-partner.de

Berlin Partner für Wirtschaft und Technologie GmbH
The German capital has developed
into a highly attractive location for the
development of additive manufacturing
technologies. Today, companies
and scientific institutions in Berlin
represent the entire value chain
of additive manufacturing. As an
important interface between the
digital economy and manufacturing
industry, the sector greatly benefits
from the dynamic Berlin startup
scene. Berlin’s outstanding scientific
landscape makes an important contribution
to technology development.
From 3D design, material development
and process design of plastic
and metal processes to quality assurance,
the companies, research
institutions and universities have an
excellent know-how.
Fasanenstr. 85
10623 Berlin, Germany
David Hampel
fon: +49 30 46302500
info@berlin-partner.de
www.berlin-partner.de

Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung
The Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung
und -prüfung (BAM) is
a senior scientific and technical
Federal institute with responsibility
to the Federal Ministry for Economic
Affairs and Climate Action.
It tests, researches and advises
to protect people, the environment
and material goods. Safety creates
markets.
BAM sets and represents high
standards for safety in technology
and chemistry for Germany and for
its global markets, to further develop
the successful „Made in Germany“
culture of quality.
BAM fulfils this role through its dedicated
employees. Around 1,600
people from about 50 nations work
at BAM.
Unter den Eichen 87
12205 Berlin, Germany
Martin Epperlein
fon: +49 30 81044640
martin.epperlein@bam.de
www.bam.de

BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg
Along the product-oriented value
chain, the international and interdisciplinary
team of the Department of
Polymer-Based Lightweight Design
(PbL) deals with the cross-industry
development of energy-efficient lightweight
construction solutions and
associated manufacturing technologies.
Starting with the initial idea, through
the design of prototypes, to the manufacturing
implementation of complex
technology demonstrators, the focus
is primarily on the design and simulation
as well as the production and
testing of function-integrative FRP
designs.
Konrad-Wachsmann-Allee 13
03046 Cottbus, Germany
Prof. Holger Seidlitz
fon: +49 355 695001
fg-leichtbau@b-tu.de
www.b-tu.de/fg-leichtbau

Endless Industries GmbH
Endless Industries is revolutionizing
the way parts are made. Our innovative
continuous fiber 3D printing
technology enables the production of
parts with greater strength, stiffness
and durability, as well as the production
of complex geometries at lower
weights. We offer everything you
need for continuous fiber 3D printing:
patented print heads, materials and
software.
We partner with established industrial
3D printer manufacturers to get
our technology into the hands of our
customers. This way, customers get
sophisticated industrial 3D printers
that can now produce parts with
outstanding strength. Take your
manufacturing to the next level!
c/o Technische Universität Berlin
Centre for Entrepreneurship
AM Gebäude, Hardenbergstr. 38
10623 Berlin, Germany
Stephan Körber
fon: +49 171 9431907
info@endless.industries
www.endless.industries

F3DM GmbH
Excellent Quality in Every Inch!
We put an end to nozzle clogging,
foreign practicles and contamination
problems in our filaments that we
produce with 100% pure raw materials.
Quality That You Trust.
We trust each filament we produce
and we offer all the values in the production
phase to your access with the
QR code on the spool and box.
Localised Warehouses Around the World.
All orders you place on our website
are shipped on the same day from
nearest warehouses, dreams doesn‘t
wait.
Wilhelm-Kabus-Str. 24
10829 Berlin, Germany
Muhammed Enes Tahiroglu
fon: +90 535 55118625
info@f3dm.com

Fraunhofer IPK
Das Fraunhofer-Institut für Produktionsanlagen
und Konstruktionstechnik IPK
bietet mit einem breiten Spektrum
modernster Anlagentechnik Lösungen
für die gesamte additive Wertschöpfungskette.
Wir sind auf metallverarbeitende
Prozesse wie Laser Powder Bed Fusion,
Directed Energy Deposition und das
Cold-Spray-Verfahren spezialisiert.
Wir bieten Unterstützung von Bauteildesign
über Preprocessing und
Fertigung bis hin zum Postprocessing
sowie der Qualitätssicherung.
Unsere Stärke liegt in unserem breiten
Fertigungs-Know-how, das klassische
Produktionsverfahren, Automatisier-
ungskonzepte und IoT-Systeme mit
additiven Prozessen verknüpft.
Pascalstraße 8-9
10587 Berlin, Germany
Tobias Neuwald
fon: +49 30 390060
info@ipk.fraunhofer.de
www.ipk.fraunhofer.de

Gefertec GmbH
GEFERTEC offers complete manufacturing
systems for metal 3D
printing in the Wire-Arc-Additive-
Manufacturing (WAAM) process.
Therefore, the traditional gas metal
arc welding is combined with special
process expertise for the additive
manufacturing of components, a
robust machine system, integrative
CAM software and process-related
quality assurance.
The robust process, high build rates
and ease of handling wire as a feedstock
make the process interesting
for manufac-turing medium to large
components.
Schwarze-Pumpe-Weg 16
12681 Berlin, Germany
Mareike Peschel | Juliane Wittwer
mareike.Peschel@gefertec.de
Juliane.Wittwer@gefertec.de
fon: +49 30 912074360
info@gefertec.de
www.gefertec.de

Hope Printer
HOPE AND HOMES
FOR THE FUTURE
Our disruptive 3D printing robotic
system will revolutionize the construction
market.
By using our innovative technology
houses, buildings and schools could
be constructed 3 times faster. In
addition, the investment and the
costs are half the current market
price. Our 3D printing technology
enables to reduce CO2 emissions
by 30% compared to conventional
house construction.
In times of incertainty, natural desasters
such as earthquakes and a gro-
wing proportion of poorer people,
this disruptive technology gives
hope for the future. It helps to act
and react quickly and makes houses
and homes affordable and available
for everybody.
HOPE PRINTER
Am Mühlenberg 11
14476 Potsdam, Germany
Manquel Tejeda
fon: +49 176 62894178
manquel@hopeprinter.com
www.hopeprinter.com

MaxResolution3D GmbH
MaxResolution3D is your trusted
service provider for the production
of polymer parts through Advanced
Automated Additive Manufacturing
(3D Printing).
We specialize in tailoring production,
guiding you seamlessly from initial
product development, prototyping,
to full-scale series production.
Reproducible quality in a reliable
process, material diversity, and strong
precision at low energy costs characterize
the LSPc technology used.
We take pride in contributing to a
more sustainable manufacturing
industry landscape.
With MaxResolution3D, the era of
molds, setup times and overproduction
for smaller series is relegated
to history.
Series Production via Resin 3D Printing
Goerzallee 299
14167 Berlin, Germany
Dario Dill
fon: +49 152 54767132
info@maxresolution3d.com
www.maxresolution3d.com

Mobility goes Additive e.V.
Mobility goes Additive (MGA) is the
leading international network for
Industrial Additive Manufacturing.
We unite over 140 players from the
entire 3D printing value chain, focusing
on users and suppliers especially
from the aerospace, railway and automotive
industry but also from the
medical sector.
We cooperate closely with international
institutions and networks.
Our members work together in
different Medical and Mobility Working
Groups, lowering hurdles,
identifying use cases, setting a
political framework and jointly
developing standards and materials.
Im Marienpark 22
12107 Berlin, Germany
Berit Timmich
fon: +49 30 75766111
info@mga-net.com
www.mga-net.com

NANOVAL GmbH & Co. KG
NANOVAL can supply the most
demanding alloys, from pure
magnesium (Mg) to tungsten (W),
titanium aluminides (TiAl), precious
metals, metallic glasses (amorphous
metals), nitinol and many others.
We have atomized more than 1,400
different alloys up to now. We
atomize your powder on demand,
as we don’t have any storage and it
starts from 2 kg up to 5.000 kg per
order.
We deliver to the industries of automotive,
aerospace, jewellery etc.
and supply both the powder and the
complete atomization plants to you
- as you like!
Kienhorststraße 61-65
13403 Berlin, Germany
Oliver Kaminski
fon: +49 30 322902217
o.kaminski@nanoval.de
www.nanoval.de

Orion Additive Manufacturing GmbH
Orion AM provides additive manufacturing
solutions for high-performance
polymers with injection molding
strength. The extrusion-based
FFF process uses Thermal Radiation
Heating to 3D print PEEK, PPSU, PEI,
and other high-temperature polymers
with high strength and density. This
pushes applications beyond prototypes
and into end-use parts where
materials need to be strong, lightweight,
temperature resistant, and
inert. Potential applications:
- Aerospace/Space
• Cubesats
• Primary and Secondary
Structures
• Payloads, Adaptable
Brackets, Fixtures
• Deployable solar arrays,
booms, antennas
- Medical
• Patient-specific implants;
Craniomaxillofacial
• Spinal Cages/Trial Spacers
• Surgical tools
• Instrumentation
Gustav-Meyer-Allee 25,
Treppe 17/3
10559 Berlin, Germany
Adam Rumjahn
fon: + 49 30 464038403
info@orion-am.com
www.orion-am.com

Ortho Native 3D GmbH
Ortho Native is a German distributor
of a FDM 3D printing system for the
medical field.
Special focus is on dentistry and
dental technology as well as
orthopedic technology and
medicine.
ORTHO
native 3D
Alt-Marzahn 25e
12685 Berlin, Germany
Christian Born
fon: +49 30 20622000
info@orthonative.de
www.orthonative.de

Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt
PTB is the German National Metrology
Institute with scientific and technical
service tasks.Technology transfer is
a key service PTB provides to the
economy and society in line with its
political mandate to bridge the gap
between science and economy. This
covers all activities aiming for economic
exploitation of the outcomes
achieved through these efforts.
At PTB, a competence team of technicians,
developers and scientists is
responsible for the provision and
development of AM. Within the framework
of the B-smart Lab, this expertise
is made available to a broad user
group and disseminated through research
and technology transfer projects.
Abbestr. 2-12
10587 Berlin, Germany
Dr.-Ing. Norbert Löwa
fon: +49 30 34817736
norbert.loewa@ptb.de
www.ptb.de/cms/en/ptb/fachabteilungen/abt8

Quantica GmbH
Quantica’s novel printhead technology
empowers and enables
professionals to produce objects
that are functional, full-color, multimaterial,
and true-to-nature.
Higher viscosity liquids open up
new applications inaccessible with
legacy technology for additive
manufacturing.
We believe the future of additive
manufacturing will be driven by
combining high-performance
materials, to print high value
products in one simple workflow.
Over the past 5 years, we have
developed a printhead and system
that is capable of ejecting fluids
with extremely high viscosities
(15x compared to legacy technology).
Köpenicker Straße 325 (Halle 42)
12555 Berlin, Germany
Julie Kuhrt
fon: +49 157 92504251
hello@q3d.io
www.quantica3d.io

Rojahn Design Produktentwicklung
Rojahn Design supports established
companies and startups with innovative
hardware product development.
We are obsessed with details
and believe that great design involves
all perceivable product aspects -
from functionality to usability and
aesthetics. Our services include Industrial
Design, Mechanical Design,
Embedded Software Development,
Electronics Development and the
Prototyping around it. With our network
of partners we also have direct access
to a broad spectrum of manufacturing
possibilities. We offer our services
separately or combined, depending
on our clients’ needs and resources.”
Wolfshagener Str. 66
13187 Berlin, Germany
Johannes Rojahn
fon: +49 30 95627779
info@rojahn-design.com
www.rojahn-design.com

Solutions Additive Manufacturing
SAM revolutionizes decision-making
in 3D printing facilities, liberating your
time and resources for core operations.
Our optimization software is
purpose-built for enhancing 3D printing
in facilities and print farms. With
our production plan optimizer you can
efficiently prioritize parts and gain
complete workflow visibility.
Upon request, our software seamlessly
integrates with your ERP system
and your printers. Our solution optimizes
printer utilization by assessing
availability and matching items with
the most suitable printers based on
machine characteristics. Your path to
efficient 3D printing starts with SAM.
Gubener Str.3B
10243 Berlin, Germany
Aymen Montasser
fon: +49 162 2443256
info@sam3dp.tech
www.sam3dp.tech

trinckle 3D GmbH
trinckle develops software for the
age of Additive Manufacturing.
trinckle`s core offering, paramate,
automates design processes and
provides a platform for advanced
product configuration.
paramate enables customer-specific
adaptations of any product - whether
it be prostheses tailored to the patient,
mechanically optimized industrial
components like end-of-arm gripper
or jigs and fixtures.
the time-to-market by a factor of 10
and reducing the costs of CAD design
processes by up to 95%.
trinckle equips its partners with the
tools to leverage the full potential of
3D printing and to realize innovative
business opportunities: shortening
Grimmstr. 12C
10967 Berlin, Germany
Dr. Ole von Seelen
fon: +49 30 78712251
info@trinckle.com
www.trinckle.com

Technische Universität Berlin / FG Mikro- und Feingeräte
The Chair of Machine Tools and Manufacturing
Technology of TU Berlin
holds competencies for basic and
application-oriented research. We
offer knowledge for industrial applications
along the whole additive
process chain and state-of-the-art
production capabilities.
• Qualification of processes and process
chains for innovative materials
and applications
• Function integration and postprocessing
of additive parts
• Additive Manufacturing with highperformance
alloys and functional
materials
• Process data collection and analysis
using AI
• Development of modular LPBF
systems for research purposes
Pascalstraße 8-9
10587 Berlin, Germany
Prof. Dr. h. c. Dr.-Ing. Eckart Uhlmann
fon: +49 30 31423349
sekretariat-ptz1@iwf.tu-berlin.de
www.tu.berlin/iwf

Tutolino UG
Tutolino‘s non-profit project
„3D-Printing goes School“ equips
schools throughout Germany with
a specially compiled kit for building
a school-safe and expandable 3D
printer and accompanies the
students with comprehensive
instructions on the way to their
own 3D printer.
The practical orientation of the
project allows for a change from the
familiar classroom model and opens
up a new pedagogical approach
that does not expose students to
technology, but encourages them
to understand it, improve it and
integrate its working methods
independently into new processes.
Mariendorfer Damm 1
12099 Berlin, Germany
Sarah Kostic
team@tutolino.net
www.tutolino.net

XPLORAYTION GmbH
We are a company offering nondestructive
high-resolution 3D analysis
as a service. Our service can
help you to optimize your printing
parameters and pave the way to
defect free parts. We can quantitatively
assess 3D bulk and inner
3D surface properties in hundreds
of your AM samples per day nondestructively
without cutting and
polishing – regardless if they are
composed out of dense materials
such as Inconel or copper. Our solution
is cost efficient and competitive.
How is that possible you ask? We are
a scientific service provider specialized
on high-throughput synchrotron based
advanced micro-CT 3D analysis.
Invalidenstr. 34
10115 Berlin, Germany
Dr. Christian Seim
info@xploraytion.com
www.xploraytion.com

The joint presentation of Germany‘s Capital Region is hosted by the local economic
authorities of the states of Berlin and Brandenburg
Senate Department for Economics,
Energy and Public Enterprises
Ministry for Economic Affairs,
Labour and Energy
managed by:
Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
Fasanenstr, 85
10623 Berlin, Germany
Olav Morales Kluge
Tel. +49 30 46302-454
olav.morales.kluge@Berlin-Partner.de
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