AMufacture will open the doors of its Portsmouth headquarters for an Open House and Demo Day in collaboration with HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions on January 20, 2026.
Founded in 2018 by Craig Pyser and Will Howden, AMufacture has grown rapidly to become a leading contract manufacturer in the additive manufacturing sector.
“We’re delighted to be teaming up with our friends at HPAM for this special Open House which will showcase how additive manufacturing now has true production capability and can deliver parts at scale and with consistency, quality and speed," said Psyer.
“Nine out of every ten parts which leave our headquarters are now destined for end-use rather than as a prototype and the industry has huge potential as it continues to develop at pace.”
Running from 10am to 3pm and including lunch, the event will feature live demonstrations of HP Multi Jet Fusion technology, technical workshops and real-world case studies. Attendees can also take part in breakout discussions covering topics such as security, scanning, materials, manufacturing, post-processing and quality control, alongside networking opportunities with industry professionals.
François Minec, VP & Global Head of Sales and Business Development at HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions, added: “As additive manufacturing is rapidly evolving, this Open House will provide an excellent opportunity to explore these developments and will be a valuable day for anyone interested in seeing how additive manufacturing can transform their business and deliver high-quality, industrial, production-scale manufacturing.”
AMufacture was the first company in the UK to operate the HP 5420 White 3D printer and specialises in HP Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) technology. Supported by investment from Maven Capital and Turner, the company has increased its manufacturing capacity seven-fold over the past two years and is now targeting further growth both in the UK and internationally.
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