Formerly Empire Additive Solutions, Eastern Additive Solutions is a Hudson Valley additive manufacturing company led by founder and CEO Joshua Kroner. Drawing on Kroner’s 28 years as a restaurant operator, the company applies a hospitality-minded service approach to producing polymer parts for teams in orthotics and prosthetics or robotics. Its defining practice is shipping parts with an evidence pack that supports approval and repeat orders.
OMG AdditiveOMG Additive is Cincinnati’s first Ohio Valley provider of HP Multi Jet Fusion services, producing finished industrial 3D-printed parts for customers who need prototypes or production components quickly. The Original Maker’s Group was formed around a commitment to onshore manufacturing and restoring American-made craftsmanship, with hands-on service from engineers and delivery of finished parts in as little as 48 hours. Its work spans applications from automotive and motorsports to aerospace, medical engineering, and robotics, with finishing services available for end-use parts.CINCINNATI, OH
Studio RobotoFounded by Robert Steiner, a former U.S. Navy EOD specialist, Studio Roboto is a Detroit-based additive-manufacturing and fabrication studio that turns digital designs into prototypes, models and finished objects. Steiner has worked with 3D printing since 1996, bringing experience from military, startup and corporate settings, including a leadership role at MakerBot. The studio is particularly suited to ambitious scale models and sculptural work, such as its full-size Apollo 11 crew-hatch reproduction.YONKERS, NY
Tronix3DFounded in 2017 in Mount Pleasant, Tronix3D is a Pittsburgh additive manufacturer producing prototype and low-volume production parts for engineering teams. Co-owners Mike Vindler and Jason Economou, who acquired the company in 2021 after previously working with it as customers, have expanded its engineering and production capabilities to include design consulting and industrial 3D printing. The company also uses SAF ReLife™ to turn unused PA12 powder into production parts, giving its manufacturing work a distinct waste-reduction angle.PITTSBURGH, PA
3D Agility3D Agility engineers and 3D-prints replacement parts for equipment sidelined by discontinued components, long lead times, or missing drawings. The Harrisburg company can scan a physical part, reverse-engineer its geometry, and combine additive manufacturing with traditional processes when a printed part alone is not enough. Its work is backed by an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system and includes one-off replacements as well as larger runs.HARRISBURG, PA