Moscow-Made Metal 3D Printer Added to Russia's Industrial Products Registry
The AMT-16 metal 3D printer, developed by Moscow-based company AM.TECH, has been added to the Russian Industrial Products Registry. The system uses selective laser melting technology and operates with Russian-developed software.
The printer is designed for high-precision manufacturing using titanium, nickel, aluminum, and other metal powders. It is intended for prototyping, scientific research, and small-batch production in industries including mechanical engineering, energy, healthcare, and aerospace. One of its distinguishing features is a top-loading powder system that allows new material to be added without stopping the printing process or depressurizing the build chamber.
The company is now preparing a second system for inclusion in the registry—the medium-format AMT-32 printer. It also supports manufacturers adopting additive manufacturing technologies, providing services ranging from equipment selection to workforce training.
