Nupress' ICN Gateway profile lists EOS among end users; Nupress supplies precision machining and assembly services relevant to EOS's industrial and aerospace applications.
Linde supplies ADDvance O2 Precision technology and gases that support EOS additive manufacturing processes, credited in joint studies for success in metal AM applications relevant to space hardware.
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EOS customers & supported companies
AMCM— enabler / technology supplier (indirect evidence) · supplier2 connectionsTell me more
EOS press materials documenting C&A Tool acquiring an AMCM M 450 in the context of EOS channel sales indicate AMCM machines circulate through EOS ecosystem and that EOS enables AMCM market access and technology integration.
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EOS provides core industrial metal LPBF technology and partnered AM system components/know-how that AMCM integrates into its customized LPBF systems; AMCM platforms and machine concepts are built on EOS technology and processes (AMCM company description cites EOS-based platform heritage and cooperative technology use).
EOS supplied and sold advanced additive-manufacturing systems and technology to ACMI (ACMI purchased multiple EOS AM systems, including EOS M4 ONYX and other AMCM systems), enabling ACMI’s deployment of next-generation 3D printing capability into its industrial campuses to support domestic manufacturing and defense production.
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Dunlee— supplier / equipment & servicesTell me more
EOS supplies additive‑manufacturing printers and maintenance/service support that Dunlee uses to 3D‑print tungsten anti‑scatter grids; Dunlee states it works closely with long‑term partner EOS to obtain new printers and relies on EOS maintenance and service to keep machines running 24/7 during production ramp‑ups.
EOS (including AMCM) supplies multiple metal additive manufacturing systems (AMCM M 290-1 FLX, EOS M 400, AMCM M 450-4 FLX) and provides custom scan-path software licensing, engineering support, and collaborative process development for scaling hypersonics, solid rocket motors, and space mobility hardware production (expanded fleet to six machines as of 2025).
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EOS program partners
NASA— program partner · customer / program partner2 connectionsTell me more
NASA and EOS signed a Space Act Agreement for collaboration to deliver a Metal Additive Manufacturing (AM) Master Class and related training and capability development; NASA provides partnership and subject-matter collaboration enabling EOS to deliver metal AM education and training for space-sector use (announcement describes the joint agreement and NASA role).
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EOS will supply metal additive-manufacturing training, curriculum, and related AM capabilities to NASA under a Space Act Agreement to deliver a Metal AM Master Class and associated education to support NASA's metal AM workforce and programs (EOS to provide training/education and AM expertise to NASA under the agreement).
EOS and Siemens have intensified cooperation around industrial 3D printing solutions, including software and process integration supporting EOS systems for aerospace manufacturing.
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Government awards & missions
Callaghan Innovation— asset-acquisition-counterpartyTell me more
EOS entered an agreement with Callaghan Innovation to acquire KiwiStar Optics assets and hire the KiwiStar personnel. · Transfer of KiwiStar Optics' precision-optics assets and personnel into EOS.
EOS directly identified Callaghan Innovation as the counterparty from which it was acquiring the KiwiStar assets.
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University of South Australia— research-sponsorship-academic-partnerTell me more
EOS established and funds the EOS Professorial Chair in Laser Physics at the University of South Australia for research aligned with EOS space-domain-awareness technology. · Laser physics research and teaching; two postdoctoral positions; technology areas for tracking, classifying, and characterising space objects.
EOS announced the chair, its funding relationship, and its connection to EOS space-domain-awareness capabilities.
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Australian Space Agency— qualified-services-panel-participantTell me more
The Australian Space Agency admitted EOS Space Systems to its Space Capabilities and Services Panel, making EOS eligible to provide relevant services to the Commonwealth through that panel. · Australian Space Agency Space Capabilities and Services Panel.
EOS stated that joining the panel confirmed its technical, commercial, and governance qualification for Commonwealth space-services procurement.
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Commonwealth of Australia— research-and-capability-development-customerTell me more
The Commonwealth of Australia contracted EOS Space Systems to collaborate on research priorities and later provided additional funding to develop space capabilities. · EOS Space Systems research-priority collaboration and space-capability development work; EOS also reported ongoing delivery against contracts with the Australian Defence Force and Commonwealth.
EOS disclosed both the Commonwealth contract and its expected completion window in quarterly reporting.
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U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Technical Center— research-and-development-agreementTell me more
EOS, through its then-SpaceLink venture, entered a research-and-development agreement with the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Technical Center. · SpaceLink optical-relay and space-communications technology research; the published EOS material does not specify the detailed workshare.
EOS reported the agreement directly, but the accessible announcement does not disclose a detailed technical scope or contract value.
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