Aurora Labs Limited, an Australian developer and manufacturer of 3D metal printers, has chosen North Texas to open its first U.S. location.
The 4,112-square-office office is in Allen’s Tech Center on Greenville, located at 714 S. Greenville Ave. Brendan Zrowka of Whitebox Real Estate negotiated the lease with Lee & Associates’ Brett Lewis and George Tanghongs.
Aurora Labs Limited produces the S-Titanium Pro, one of the most versatile and affordable, high-quality metal printers on the market. It also is developing revolutionary industrial grade, high speed, large format 3D metal printers, powder manufacturing, and control software for use in large-scale industrial manufacturing.
In addition to 3D metal printers, it also offers consumables, such as bed and door seals, focus and laser inter-chamber lens, reflect mirrors, first and second mirror mounts, laser tubes, HEPA filters, X and Y belts and pulleys, limit switches, laser drivers, and door seals, as well as mild, stainless, and titanium steel build plates.
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