Thanks for the replies. Did a bit more reading off the back of...

Thanks for the replies. Did a bit more reading off the back of that on their website.

"Lloyd’s Register (LR) has awarded its first additive manufacturing facility qualification certificate to a facility that focuses on wire-arc technology, AML Technologies (AML) in Australia. AML is an additive manufacturing service bureau printing parts using wire-arc additive manufacturing (WAAM). WAAM differs from powder-based additive manufacturing in that it uses wire as feedstock."

"AML3D’s pivotal Lloyd’s Register global accreditation has been expanded to cover additional equipment and metals at the current facility. Specifically, Lloyd’s Register assessed the requirements for AML3D’s additive manufacturing facilities and equipment, certifying their conformance to the stated specifications. The upgrade of Lloyd’s certification includes newly installed equipment and a wider range of Carbon Steels recently tested by AML3D for interested parties in addition to its existing approved materials that includes aluminium alloys, titanium alloys, nickel alloys and stainless steel. This increased range of certification by Lloyd’s Register is expected to widen the Company’s exposure to commercial opportunities."