Founded in 2019 by a team of top South African engineers, Aditiv Solutions is already an internationally-recognised name within the metal 3D printing machine market.
Aditiv Solution’s most popular product is the HYRAX additive manufacturing system. Watch the video below to learn more.Vermeulen said that working at Aditiv Solutions is an excellent experience for innovative and ambitious engineers. What’s more: Aditiv Solutions is the only company in South Africa that manufactures metal 3D printing machines, so working for the company is a great opportunity to be an early local adopter of a technology that is already making waves worldwide.
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