3D Gens Partners with German-Malaysian Institute for New 3D Metal Printing Project

3D Gens Partners with German-Malaysian Institute for New 3D Metal Printing Project

10 June 20253D Gens
3D Gens Partners with German-Malaysian Institute for New 3D Metal Printing Project

3D Gens has been selected once again by the German-Malaysian Institute (GMI) for a new 3D Metal Printing project — a repeated trust that carries particular meaning. When a leading educational institution chooses the same partner for a follow-on project, it speaks directly to the quality of the relationship and the value delivered in previous engagements.

A Trusted Partnership

GMI is one of Malaysia's most respected technical training institutions, with a strong focus on precision engineering, industrial technology, and technical skills aligned with German manufacturing standards. Its decision to partner with 3D Gens for metal additive manufacturing — and to return for a new project — reflects confidence in 3D Gens' ability to deliver more than equipment.

Beyond Machine Supply

The strength 3D Gens brings to institutional partnerships like GMI extends well beyond the machines themselves. The support model covers the full arc of a successful metal printing deployment:

  • Lab setup — ensuring the physical environment, ventilation, and safety infrastructure meet the demands of metal AM operations
  • Safety protocols — establishing procedures for handling metal powders, managing inert atmospheres, and maintaining safe operating conditions
  • Machine operations training — equipping GMI's team with the knowledge to run systems confidently and troubleshoot independently
  • Hands-on onboarding — making sure the first real parts are produced under guided conditions, building skills progressively

Growing Together

3D Gens' philosophy is to grow together with its clients. As GMI's capabilities expand and their applications become more sophisticated, 3D Gens is positioned to provide increasingly advanced support — whether that's advanced process optimisation, new materials qualification, or expanded machine capability.