EFESTO will provide exclusive sales representation and resale of Sciaky’s EBAM metal 3D printing systems and services to targeted countries and named accounts
Chicago, Illinois – Sciaky, Inc., a subsidiary of Phillips Service Industries, Inc. (PSI) and leading provider of metal 3D printing solutions, announced today that it has entered into a structured reseller agreement with EFESTO, LLC that includes the sale of Sciaky’s Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM) systems and services to targeted countries and named accounts. Under terms of the agreement, EFESTO will provide exclusive sales representation and resale of Sciaky’s EBAM solutions to Australia, Brazil, China, India, Japan, Nigeria, Poland, Russia and South Korea, along with named accounts in the Middle East and the U.S. oil & gas sector.
EFESTO is a rapidly growing advanced technology enterprise, committed to engineering an industrial revolution in the field of 3D printing of metals and metal composites. It has deep knowledge and experience in Directed Energy Deposition (DED) technologies and their industrial applications, and an extensive track record of marketing premium ‘best-in-class’ metal 3D printing equipment around the globe. EFESTO is also establishing premium service bureaus that will utilize the largest and fastest metal 3D printers available.
“This relationship with Sciaky has compelling synergies, providing EFESTO a remarkable technology and product line to bring to its global customers, as well as the opportunity to utilize in its own service bureaus,” said Ashok Varma, CEO & Chairman of EFESTO, LLC.
“Sciaky is proud to bring EFESTO aboard for key countries and accounts around the world,” said Mike Riesen, general manager of Sciaky, Inc. “Sciaky’s EBAM process is the fastest, most scalable metal 3D printing process in the world.”
Sciaky also provides industry-leading electron beam and advanced arc welding systems, as well as affordable job shop welding services, for the aerospace, defense, automotive, and other manufacturing industries.
