RAMLAB
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Verified supplier · Last verified 29 Aug 2026
RAMLAB is a leading innovator in advanced repair and manufacturing of metal parts using Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) technology. Founded in 2016, the company has achieved multiple world-firsts including the world's first 3D-printed class-approved ship propeller (2017) and the first titanium part printed via WAAM (2021). RAMLAB develops modular MaxQ systems that automate the entire metal repair and manufacturing process from design to production, serving industries including aerospace, maritime, and industrial manufacturing with precision and efficiency.
What makes them different
RAMLAB pioneered WAAM technology for metal part repair and manufacturing with world-first achievements: first class-approved 3D-printed ship propeller (2017), WAAMpeller named in Guinness Book of World Records (2018), first titanium Ti-6Al-4V part printed (2021). Proprietary automated systems (MaxQ Repair, MaxQ 3D Print) eliminate need for skilled metalworkers while delivering 2x faster production and 3x lower repair costs. Unique modular approach uses off-the-shelf robotic systems enhanced with proprietary monitoring/control software, enabling rapid deployment within months.
Industries served
- Aerospace & Defense
- Maritime & Shipbuilding
- Oil & Gas
- Industrial Manufacturing
- Heavy Equipment Repair
Capacity
Multiple MaxQ systems deployed to customers including Vallourec (2021), EWI (2025), AM Solutions (2025). Systems deliver ROI in 1.6 years. Facility in Rotterdam, Netherlands with team of robotic engineers, software engineers, hardware engineers, and materials scientists.
Technologies
- WAAM
Materials
- Inconel 718
- Titanium
Typical lead time: Months for system delivery, days for installation
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