LAND FORCES 2021
Visit Amiga Engineering's stand at Land Forces this year (2021) Stand 2C9 Cameron Beech and Michael Bourchier are showcasing 3d printed parts and components manufactured by Amiga Engineering -
Amiga Attending Land Forces 2021!
Land Forces 2021 We are excited about exhibiting at Land Forces this year held in Brisbane. Visit Amiga at Stand 2C9 Drop in to meet and greet Michael Bourchier, Cameron Beech and Timothy
SLS Webinar 28th April 2021
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) Expand your manufacturing capabilities and learn about SLS. Understand one of the best polymer manufacturing processes available. Perfect for production runs and
50% OFF First SLS Order
AMIGA WELCOMES NEW SLS MATERIALS Celebrate with us and receive 50% off your first SLS Order on our brand new 3D Systems S-Pro 60 equipment until the end of March 2021, and experience the carefully
3D Systems Partnership
In our first year as 3D Systems partners and distributors selling and supporting their entire range of professional and production grade 3D printers (The same devices we use ourselves),
3D Scanning
The ever increasing range of dynamic and organic DTO/generative design geometries and unique designs for AM we are attracting needed and evolved method to prove out tolerance’s and the
Mimaki Full Colour 3D Printer Arrives at Amiga
3D Printing has gone next level with the Mimaki 3DUJ 553 and it's here now at Amiga Engineering! We liked the Mimaki technology as it’s very different to other full-colour technology, with
World Leaders
Amiga Engineering is proud to announce our latest installation of 3D Systems Figure 4 Modular Printers. Installation of the Figure 4 Modular system has allowed Amiga to produce some of the highest
Changing Face of Manufacturing
The AM Hub and Deakin University is hosting a one-day educational event at the Geelong campus to introduce people in the manufacturing industry to the possibilities offered with additive
Machining for Melbourne Telescope Restoration Project
We are more than excited to be a part of the restoration of the Great Melbourne Telescope which was an important icon for nineteenth century Melbourne, signifying a transition from a colonial