Faszination Fortschritt: The fascination of progress

FIT is a globally recognized specialist in additive design and additive manufacturing. For 30 years, we have been fully committed to additive manufacturing, also known as industrial 3D printing. The processes are highly diverse, but have one thing in common: layer-by-layer construction. Unlike subtractive processes such as milling and turning and forming processes such as casting, 3-dimensional objects are divided into cross-sections and built up layer by layer. This allows significantly greater freedom in design and construction, and the time-consuming production of expensive and potentially uneconomical tools is no longer necessary. On the one hand, this allows design development to proceed much faster, but the completion of components is also significantly accelerated compared to conventional methods. Completely new designs are now possible.

From a business perspective, additive manufacturing is also exciting because it promotes innovation. Many industries are in a constant state of change. Stricter framework conditions are being set, new competitors are entering the markets, substitution products are endangering sales success and price- and cost-conscious customers and suppliers are squeezing margins. Business is getting tougher. Do you also feel this pressure? Continuing as before no longer achieves the goal. New ideas, new designs, and new manufacturing methods are required so that your customers can benefit from more innovative products. Faster, better, and cheaper is the premise. Progress means: always being one step ahead of your competitors!

As a technology leader, we have been achieving measurable success in component manufacturing for our customers for 30 years. We have particular expertise in the production of prototypes, tools, individual parts, series components, spare parts, and works of art. And because additive manufacturing is not always the best solution, we also have numerous conventional processes, such as CNC milling, injection molding, vacuum casting, and elastomer production.