Grenzebach Additive Solutions Brings End-to-End Automation to IMTS 2026

08.09.2026 - Grenzebach Additive Solutions presents manufacturer-independent end-to-end solutions for additive manufacturing at IMTS 2026.

  • Grenzebach Additive Solutions exhibits at IMTS for the first time
  • The company is showcasing a new approach to intelligent manufacturing, with an automated production environment that connects machines and processes across different manufacturers and seamlessly integrates additive manufacturing into a single, connected production ecosystem.
  • Booth: South Building, Level 3, Booth 338364

 

 

HAMLAR, CHICAGO/Germany, USA. Scaling additive manufacturing for industrial production requires more than automating individual process steps. The key is to connect printing, post-processing, and material flow into an integrated production environment. This is exactly where Grenzebach Additive Solutions comes in with its end-to-end offering. At IMTS 2026 in Chicago, the company will present its holistic approach to the automation and integration of additive manufacturing processes for the first time from September 14 to 19, 2026, at South Building, Level 3, Booth 338364.

From Individual Automation Solutions to an End-to-End Approach

The end-to-end offering is a logical evolution of Grenzebach Additive Solutions’ existing activities. In collaboration with established manufacturers of 3D printing systems, the company has already developed automation solutions for powder-based metal and polymer printing and integrated them into machine and production environments.

Grenzebach Additive Solutions is now applying this experience to the entire post-processing environment. Instead of individual automation solutions, industrial users receive a complete solution tailored to their production requirements. The company assumes overall project responsibility and serves as the central point of contact for integrating and connecting the individual process steps.
 

“We understand the challenges that arise when additive manufacturing moves from individual print jobs to industrial production. Our experience shows that the performance of individual machines alone is not what matters. What is decisive is how reliably the entire production environment works together. That is why we are combining our automation and integration expertise into a manufacturer-independent end-to-end offering and taking responsibility for the overall project.”

 

Dimitrios Livadas CEO Grenzebach Additive Solutions
Dimitrios Livadas CEO Grenzebach Additive Solutions

Manufacturer-Independent from Printing to Post-Processing

The offering includes loading and unloading, transport, depowdering, buffer and storage solutions, and support removal. The company contributes its own machines and automation solutions for post-processing and intelligently connects them with existing equipment and solutions from other manufacturers. Software and interfaces provide the necessary connectivity.

Grenzebach Additive Solutions takes a manufacturer-independent approach. Existing 3D printers can be integrated into the overall concept just as easily as new equipment. If no printer is available yet, it can also be included in the overall project as needed.
Therefore, the starting point is not a specific machine, but the customer’s production task. The goal is to create a scalable production environment, up to fully automated production, that enables higher throughput, shorter process times, and lower unit costs. Integrated automated processes also support consistent and traceable part quality.
 

Grenzebach supports efficient and reliable post-processing for metal additive manufacturing with solutions for handling, transport, and depowdering.

IMTS Premiere with a Focus on Industrial Users

With its end-to-end offering, Grenzebach Additive Solutions is increasingly addressing manufacturing companies directly that want to industrialize additive manufacturing or scale existing capacities. Its first appearance at IMTS is therefore a deliberate step to reach industrial users in the North American market, including those beyond the traditional additive manufacturing community.

At IMTS, Grenzebach will use a new interactive application to demonstrate what an integrated production environment can look like. Visitors can virtually explore individual solutions and learn how they are intelligently connected.