Waukesha Manufacturer Expands Fleet with Metal 3D Printer
Evology Manufacturing upgrades its production capacity by adding a high-powered industrial metal 3D printing system.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Manufacturing
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Waukesha-based Evology Manufacturing has acquired an EOS M 400-4 industrial metal additive manufacturing system to boost its production capacity. The company also announced it is joining the EOS Production Partner Network to support its growing client base.
Why it matters
The company invested in this new hardware to accommodate larger components and help prevent production schedule delays as demand across the aerospace, automotive, and defense industries continues to rise.
The EOS M 400-4 system features a 400x400x400mm build volume and utilizes four 400-watt lasers for metal production. This acquisition brings the total Evology Manufacturing fleet to 10 systems, including eight metal and two polymer machines.
The players
Evology Manufacturing
A Wisconsin-based company that provides industrial additive manufacturing, precision machining, and tooling services for various sectors.
EOS
An international supplier of industrial 3D printing technology and the provider of the new production system.
The details
Evology Manufacturing combines precision machining and tooling services with advanced additive manufacturing. The new industrial system enables the firm to handle more complex builds for its industrial manufacturing partners.
Timeline
Evology Manufacturing announced the acquisition of the EOS system on October 27, 2026.
Market Landscape
The integration of the EOS M 400-4 industrial metal additive manufacturing system reflects a broader industry trend toward scaling metal 3D printing for large-scale production. This move strengthens the company's competitive position by enhancing its capability to handle complex manufacturing orders.
Local industrial clients and partners can expect faster turnaround times for complex metal components as the company integrates the new machinery. This expansion ensures higher production volume to meet increasing sector-specific demands.
The takeaway
Companies are increasingly relying on high-powered additive systems to stabilize supply chains and reduce reliance on traditional, slower machining methods. Manufacturers looking to scale should evaluate whether their current equipment can meet increasing capacity requirements for complex parts.
Further reading
Learn more about local industry trends at Manufacturing.
More information
Find technical specifications and details on EOS additive manufacturing system information regarding the new equipment.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Engineering.
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