Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing

Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing is now part of ADDMAN. The site says the company's metal additive expertise is now connected to ADDMAN's wider manufacturing platform. The corporate headquarters is in Fort Myers, Florida. The company was previously known as Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing, or KAM.

The company offers additive manufacturing, precision machining, injection molding and engineering services. Polymer printing methods include MJF, FDM, SLA, DLP, SLS and PolyJet. Metal printing uses laser powder bed fusion. CNC milling and turning are also offered.

The site says engineers tailor designs, materials and processes to a customer's needs. Services include prototyping, post processing, assembly and kitting, tooling and fixtures. The company also offers ADDCAAM software for its additive work.

The site lists these markets: aerospace and defense, commercial space, medical, energy and industrial. Applications include thrusters and nozzles, thermal management cold plates, aerospace ducting, cargo roller trays and mission critical hinges. The site also lists hypersonics and digital anatomy printing.

The company works with refractory alloys, lightweight metals, steel alloys, copper alloys, nickel based alloys and titanium alloys. It also works with polyurethanes, nylons, thermoplastics, high performance polymers and silicone. The site describes a material called HexPEKK.

The site lists facilities in Fort Myers, St. Charles, Carlsbad, Irvine, Ontario, Statesville, Thousand Oaks, Glen Burnie and Wright City. The company's contact page offers a way to reach its sales team.