Intech Additive Solutions Pvt Ltd has announced the launch of the Infinity 450 Series, India’s first and largest metal additive manufacturing system equipped with eight lasers. Designed for serial production, the system features a build volume of 450 × 450 × 450 mm and eight synchronised 500W fibre lasers, aimed at manufacturers seeking lower part costs, higher output, and consistent quality at scale. The Infinity 450 Series was unveiled at IMTEX Forming 2026, currently underway at BIEC, Bengaluru.
While metal additive manufacturing has been widely adopted for prototyping and small production runs, large-scale manufacturing has remained limited due to high per-part costs, long build times, and disconnected workflows. The Infinity 450 Series was developed to address these challenges by treating hardware, process, and software as a single, integrated production system.
The machine’s eight-laser configuration works simultaneously across defined build zones with controlled overlap, ensuring uniform quality across the entire build area. This parallel processing approach reduces cost per part by up to 70 percent and increases annual output by as much as six times compared to conventional systems.
Commenting on the launch, Sridhar Balaram, Founder and Director of Intech Additive Solutions, said that additive manufacturing becomes relevant for serial production only when it delivers reliable cost structures and consistent results. He noted that the Infinity 450 Series was engineered with a focus on part economics, throughput, and repeatability, enabled by tight integration between machine hardware, process parameters, and software control. According to him, this integration allows manufacturers to transition from pilot projects to dependable production use.
The Infinity platform has been built for continuous industrial operation. Features such as zone-level laser synchronisation help maintain consistent quality in large builds, while efficient laser usage and a modular architecture enable high uptime. The system is also designed with automation in mind, including readiness for powder handling, process monitoring, and end-to-end workflow integration.
A key element of the Infinity Series is its unified software framework, which combines build preparation, multi-laser management, process control, monitoring, and production optimisation within a single system. Intech Additive positions this unified approach as critical for manufacturers looking to scale additive manufacturing without operational complexity or unclear accountability.
Srinivas Shastry, Director – Sales and Marketing at Intech Additive Solutions, said that fragmented production environments increase operational risk, especially when machines, software, and process support come from multiple vendors. He added that the Infinity Series offers customers a single, cohesive hardware-software ecosystem that can be deployed as a production asset rather than a trial setup, giving leadership teams the confidence to scale operations.
The Infinity 450 Series is aimed at industries where scalability, repeatability, and return on investment are central to adoption decisions, including aerospace and defence, automotive, energy, and tooling. In these sectors, long lead times, high costs, and limited flexibility in conventional manufacturing continue to push interest toward additive manufacturing, provided it meets industrial production standards. By focusing on cost efficiency, output, and system-level integration, the Infinity 450 Series positions metal additive manufacturing as a practical option for serial production in India.
Intech Additive Solutions Pvt Ltd designs and manufactures industrial metal additive manufacturing systems along with integrated software platforms for production use. The company focuses on enabling manufacturers to deploy additive manufacturing with predictable costs, consistent quality, and clear accountability across the entire production workflow.
