ABS And Pelagus 3D To Advance Additive Manufacturing For Spare Parts

ABS and Pelagus 3D Pte. Ltd., a joint venture company of thyssenkrupp and Wilhelmsen, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to advance the technologies and adoption of on-demand additive manufacturing (AM) of marine and offshore spare parts.

During a three-year term, ABS and Pelagus 3D will collaborate on a variety of initiatives including the incorporation of ABS testing requirements through the Pelagus Platform for AM parts. This project will also support the continued development of industry guidelines and standards for AM, including qualification of global AM manufacturers and streamlining of certification for AM parts.

ABS and Pelagus 3D to Advance Additive Manufacturing for Spare Parts
Front Row from Left to Right: Kenlip Ong, Chief Executive Officer, Pelagus 3D; Gareth Burton, ABS Vice President, Technology.
Back row Left to Right: Dr. Gu Hai, ABS Vice President and Head of Global Simulation Center; Kenneth Lim, Assistant Chief Executive, Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore; Arnab Ghosh, ABS Vice President, Regional Business Development; Haakon Ellekjaer, Chief Commercial Officer, Pelagus 3D; and Daniel Tan, Chief Technology Officer, Pelagus 3D.
Image credits :ABS

“AM technologies have the potential to streamline supply chains and simplify procurement and maintenance schedules, minimizing delay and reducing costs. ABS is committed to supporting continued innovation in the development of AM technologies through industry-leading projects, such as this one with Pelagus 3D, and through our approval and certification process, while maintaining our focus on quality and safety,” said Gareth Burton, ABS Vice President of Technology.

The MOU was signed in Singapore during the ABS Technology Forum: Enabling Electrification and Model-based Approaches, a conference connecting key stakeholders across the maritime value chain. Attendees from manufacturing, government and academia joined ABS to identify areas for future collaboration and research projects.

“At Pelagus 3D, we believe in pushing the boundaries of innovation to create a more resilient and efficient spare parts supply chain. The MOU signing with ABS marks a pivotal milestone for the growth of the AM spare parts supply chain. We look forward to working together with ABS to enhance testing capabilities that will ensure seamless integration and accelerate adoption of AM in the maritime and offshore industry,” said Kenlip Ong, Pelagus 3D Chief Executive Officer.

ABS has been involved in a range of industry-leading AM initiatives, including a joint development project focused on functional AM parts on board an oil tanker. More information on ABS activities associated with additive manufacturing is available here. Download a copy of the ABS Requirements for Additive Manufacturing here.

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