French Manufacturer Namma Expands Its Range of Hybrid Solutions to Meet Industrial Requirements

In 2021, Bordeaux-based start-up Namma presented EVA, an industrial multiprocess machine that combines three processes to produce metal, polymer and composite parts. Three years later, it has strengthened its offering with two additional models, positioning itself in both hybrid manufacturing and IDEX 3D printing. Its aim is to meet the ever more demanding needs of its users and increase their productivity. Present at Formnext 2024, the company will be unveiling its new solutions, LUCY 300Y and ANA 300X, for the first time on the international scene.

In the additive manufacturing market, more and more players are offering solutions that combine several production methods in order to shorten manufacturing times and provide a turnkey system. Combining 3D printing with CNC machining or laser engraving, for example, multiplies manufacturing possibilities and promises high-quality results, with high technical specifications. The combination of these different techniques also makes it possible to design more complex, large-format parts, while meeting the requirements of industrial sectors. This is the context in which Namma entered the market with its EVA model, a machine with interchangeable tool-heads to widen the field of possibilities.

Namma’s solutions expand manufacturing possibilities

The young French company has no intention of stopping there. It has just announced the raising of a million euros in funds to continue its R&D work, increase its production capacity and sustain its growth. It has also unveiled its new, larger premises, making it easier for its teams to work. And they haven’t been idle! Namma has expanded its range with the LUCY 300Y and ANA 300X. But what are their features?