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- Install, commissioning & training set up and dialed in at your site
- Applications engineering feeding setup + atomizer integration
ATO Wire Feeding System
The ATO Wire Feeding System feeds wire feedstock into an ATO ultrasonic atomizer in a continuous, automated process — for reactive and non-reactive alloys, using standard welding-market wire.
- ✓ Continuous, automated wire feed for stable powder output
- ✓ Long-spool compatibility — fewer changes, higher uptime
- ✓ Accepts standard welding-market wire — no feedstock lock-in
- ✓ Lead time: configured to order — request current lead time
What your process engineer actually checks
Uptime, not spool changes
Extended-spool capacity means fewer reloads and fewer interruptions. A continuous, automated wire feed keeps the atomizer producing spherical powder instead of waiting on an operator to reload.
Feedstock freedom
The system adapts to wire widely available on the welding market, reactive and non-reactive — so you source feedstock on the open market instead of being locked to a single supplier.
An applications engineer on the line
We run ATO ultrasonic atomization in-house through ATO Lab. Feeding setup, wire selection and automation questions — factory-trained engineers, sub-4h reply, NDA standard.
ATO Wire Feeding System feeds wire feedstock into an ATO ultrasonic atomizer in a continuous, automated, stable process — handling reactive and non-reactive alloys and accepting standard welding-market wire spools, so you are not locked to a single feedstock source.
Why producers run the Wire Feeding System
Continuous feed and long-spool capacity turn atomization into an automated, high-uptime process.
Continuous automated feed
A stable, continuous wire feed automates atomization — fewer manual interventions, steadier powder output and lower labour per kilogram.
Long-spool compatibility
Runs extended wire spools, so fewer spool changes and fewer interruptions — more uptime focused on producing spherical powder, not reloading.
Standard welding wire
Adaptable to wire widely available on the welding market — reactive and non-reactive alloys — so you source feedstock freely without vendor lock-in.
Built for continuous use
Constructed from top-tier materials and engineered to endure the demands of continuous production alongside the atomizer.
How the Wire Feeding System runs
Load once, feed continuously — the atomizer keeps producing while the operator does other work.
Load the spool
Mount an extended wire spool; the system handles reactive and non-reactive alloys from the welding market.
Automated continuous feed
Wire feeds steadily into the ultrasonic atomizer at optimized parameters — a stable, automated process.
Steady powder output
Fewer spool changes and interruptions mean longer continuous runs and consistent spherical powder.
Where the Wire Feeding System fits
Built for teams running the atomizer as a production tool, not just an experiment.
Other ATO feeding options
Feeding wire or rod? Match the feeder to your feedstock form.
Why source the ATO Wire Feeding System through Additive Plus
- We run ATO ultrasonic atomization in-house (ATO Lab, AO Metal) — feeding and automation advice from an operator, not a reseller.
- Configured to order and matched to your atomizer and wire feedstock, with an honest lead time up front.
- Part of a complete powder-production suite — atomizer, feeding, feedstock and powder cleaning, sieving and handling from one partner.
- Sub-4h engineer response, NDA standard, support across 23 countries.
| Brand | 3D Lab |
| Country of origin | Poland |
Product videos
We run custom batches too. Try before you build the capability.
Want to validate an alloy before buying the system? Our ATO lab runs a custom batch for you in 3–4 weeks — biocompatible, refractory, proprietary — so you see real powder before committing to in-house atomization.
From materials teams running ATO Wire Feeding System
Unedited feedback from labs who bought and run ATO Wire Feeding System.
We validated our alloy on a trial batch first, then bought the system. Zero surprises bringing atomization in-house.
Asked about PSD control for a fine-cut powder. A materials engineer walked us through the parameters, not a sales pitch.
Install and training were hands-on with people who atomize daily. Our first in-house batch met PSD spec.
Common questions
Don't see yours? Email [email protected] — NDA standard, typical reply within 4 hours.
What does the ATO Wire Feeding System do?
What wire can I use — am I locked to one supplier?
How does long-spool compatibility help?
Which ATO atomizers is it compatible with?
Does it work for reactive metals?
What is the lead time and how is it priced?
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