STEELO 3D

In 2017, we partnered with Cranfield University and Imperial College London to continue the innovation of the steel industry.

One of our core values is “We believe that only constant is change” and when assessing the current market and preparing for any changes in labour within UK, we believe that 3D / Robotic printing will become a new way of working. The application of robotic systems in our industry will increase quality and performance within the business, and with the innovation we contribute, we see these systems replacing human input and human error in the future.

The future of steel is 3D and we strongly believe the application of robot welding and additive 3D printing will open doors to new industries.

Our Projects

A selection of projects taken care of by our 3D design engineer at Steelo

Box Structures & Light Weight Strength

In our early development of the 3D printing of steel, we explored simple box structures to refine our skills. Here you can see a simple box structure and larger box structure with an internal wave design. We have now refined our processes and are able to print more complex structures with a quicker preparation.

Experimental Designs and Art

As our skills and software advance, we have started to open our 3D printing services more widely to see what avenues open to selling 3D printing as a consumer product.