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XETR: BMW

Runs one of the largest in-house additive operations of any carmaker, at its Additive Manufacturing Campus near Munich. Metal printing for series parts, in particular wire arc additive, is the stated next step.

Status
Listed
Listing
XETR: BMW
Headquarters
Munich, Germany
Founded
1916
Ownership
Listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (BMW)
Technologies
MJF, L-PBF, WAAM, binder jet

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Timeline

6 entries, oldest first
  1. 2018
    2018

    Announces over one million parts printed in ten years, the millionth a nylon window guide rail for the i8 Roadster on HP Multi Jet Fusion

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  2. 2020
    Jun 2020

    Completes the Additive Manufacturing Campus at Oberschleissheim, announced in 2018 at 10 million euros and finished at 15 million

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  3. 2025
    2025

    Vehicle testing of wire arc additive components begins

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  4. 2026
    Mar 2026

    Says 3D printed parts are in series production across BMW, MINI, Rolls-Royce and BMW Motorrad

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  5. Jul 2026

    The campus has produced over 1.6 million parts since 2020, with about 100,000 more a year printed at vehicle plants

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  6. Jul 2026

    Schedules series production of wire arc additive components for 2027

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