Warriewood Latest News (New South Wales, Australia)

AXT have added NewTec Scientific's product lines to their portfolio to help satisfy a growing demand from Australian researchers. Their innovative in situ testing platforms will help them accelerate their research projects.

Due to growing demand, CELLINK have appointed AXT as their representatives in Australia and NZ. This agreement further strengthens AXT's standing in the local bioprinting community.

AXT are pleased to be partnering with AMAZEMET to bring their metal additive manufacturing technologies to Australia to help local researchers and companies accelerate their 3D printing programs with a view to faster commercialisation.

AXT have recently installed a Rigaku benchtop computed tomography system at an industrial site in New Zealand. This is the first installation of its type in the Oceania region.

URO Corp are using their recently acquired SciAps X-555 pXRF to accelerate mining exploration projects with the ability to carry out highly accurate geological analyses in-field. They are focussed on U, Cu, Zn, Li, Ni, Au, W, Sn and other REE.

AXT have recently been appointed distributor for Luxonus' 3D photoacoustic imager. This next-generation medical imaging technology generates more data, in greater detail, with less risk for patients and is ideal for medical research.

AXT have strengthened their 3D printing portfolio with the addition of Exaddon, a Swiss-based manufacturer of metal additive manufacturing systems. Their CERES system produces components from 1-1000 microns with sub-micron resolution.

AXT is proud to bring the range of ultra-high resolution 3D printers from Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) to Australia and New Zealand.