In 2014, Andrew McCallip and Jason Miller founded Cosine Additive in Houston, TX.
After years of business, the founders noticed a problem within the additive manufacturing industry. Test prints were only used on subpar, expensive, or homemade machines during that time. Using 20+ years worth of experience combined, the two founded Cosine Additive to provide a solution. They sought to make the industry’s first industrial scale additive manufacturing platform. Thus, the Additive Machine 1 (AM1) was invented.
The Cosine Additive AM1 is a large scale, material extrusion 3D printer. Cosine lets you choose between multiple extrusion options. The pellet extrusion system offers flexibility and cost savings. Instead of being limited to only 10 – 20 different kinds of plastic in filament, powder or resin form – with pellet extrusion you have the entire market at your disposal. So tens of thousands of different types of plastic from the injection molding and extrusion worlds are all available for you to print.
Cosine Additive AM1
It takes a large 3D printer to print furniture. If a printer is large enough to handle furniture then it can also accommodate vehicle parts and architectural components. Users are constantly ...
Read More »A Winona, Minnesota-based foundry called Alliant Castings is using a Cosine Additive AM1 large scale 3D printer to do pattern making for their production fulfillment. The industrial-grade 3D ...
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