Oryx Additive‘s new Oryx Additive scaWaterjet is specifically designed for user productivity and comfort and engineered for function and quality. The new post processing system is part of the company’s goal to provide a more ergonomically considered solution to help industry manufacturing scale up their support removal efficiencies and improve other finishing processes.
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“Our vision at Oryx is to achieve the full potential of additive manufacturing by collaborating with customers and being a trusted and responsive partner. With the scaWaterjet, all users may expedite their finishing and support removal with the reliability expected at the industrial level. “We are excited to launch this new and innovative product” said Keith Jeffcoat, Chief Executive Officer, Oryx Additive.
Oryx Additive specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of finishing and secondary processing equipment for additive manufacturing. Oryx builds with a heavy focus on the reliability and durability that the additive manufacturing industry demands. Their SCA product line includes the new scaWaterjet, the tried-and-true sca1200ht as well as the sca3600. The company distributes its products across multiple sub-categories of the additive manufacturing industry, including consumer products, design and engineering, automotive, aerospace, medical, and various additive manufacturing verticals.
The Oryx systems are currently available and may be purchased online at www.oryxadditive.com or through our reseller network. Feel free to contact us to explore how we may assist in providing additional information or product testing for your unique needs and applications.
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