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With Fastech's reputation being founded upon developing engineered solutions to complex supply requirements, innovative processing of materials and our ability to consistently meet challenging lead times. Based in Danville Virginia, FasTech was established in 2018 to provide cutting edge metal additive 3D printing, using the first Gefertec 3D metal printing machines in the U.S. Three years on, we

now also have a range of state-of-the art machining centers to complete the production process on site, plus the latest equipment for reverse engineering.

06/02/2026

A busy first day at TCT 3Sixty with some great conversations and plenty of interest in the components on display.

One thing that keeps coming up is how quickly additive manufacturing is moving from an emerging technology to a practical manufacturing solution. Across industries, companies are looking at new ways to reduce lead times, improve material efficiency, and tackle complex manufacturing challenges.

If you’re attending the show over the next two days, stop by Stand GG36 and meet Jason Hutt and Alan Pearce to discuss how WAAM and Laser Wire DED are being applied in real-world production environments.

See you at the stand.

A strong first day at TCT 3Sixty.It’s been great to meet so many manufacturers, engineers, and industry professionals an...
06/02/2026

A strong first day at TCT 3Sixty.

It’s been great to meet so many manufacturers, engineers, and industry professionals and have some valuable conversations around production challenges, lead times, repairs, and large-scale metal components.

The parts on display have certainly sparked plenty of interest. Seeing real-world applications quickly shifts the conversation from what additive manufacturing is to how it can solve manufacturing challenges.

Additive manufacturing is no longer a technology to watch from the sidelines. It’s a proven manufacturing solution being adopted across critical industries to reduce lead times, improve material efficiency, and unlock new production possibilities.

If you’re attending TCT over the next two days, stop by Stand GG36 and say hello.

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All set up and ready to go.Today marks the start of TCT 3Sixty 2026 at the NEC Birmingham, and the FASTECH team is looki...
06/02/2026

All set up and ready to go.

Today marks the start of TCT 3Sixty 2026 at the NEC Birmingham, and the FASTECH team is looking forward to meeting manufacturers, engineers, and industry partners from across the sector.

If you're attending the show, stop by Stand GG36 to discuss WAAM, Laser Wire DED, and production-focused additive manufacturing applications, and take a look at some of the real-world components we've brought along.

See you there.

Tomorrow. Danville. ATDM Maritime Workforce Forum.A U.S. Navy Vice Admiral on stage. A ribbon-cutting for a brand new Ma...
06/01/2026

Tomorrow. Danville. ATDM Maritime Workforce Forum.

A U.S. Navy Vice Admiral on stage. A ribbon-cutting for a brand new Maritime Training Center. Tours of the Navy’s Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence. Defense leaders and industry partners, all in one room.

Fastech is part of this ecosystem and tomorrow we celebrate what’s being built here.

See you there. 👊

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🚢 Fastech is heading to the ATDM Maritime Workforce Forum next week, and for us, it's a home game.On June 3, we'll be at...
05/29/2026

🚢 Fastech is heading to the ATDM Maritime Workforce Forum next week, and for us, it's a home game.

On June 3, we'll be at the Institute for Advanced Learning & Research in Danville, VA alongside defense leadership, industry partners, and keynote speaker Vice Admiral Robert M. Gaucher, Director of Submarine Programs, U.S. Navy.

We're part of this ecosystem every day. Fastech operates within the same industrial park as the Center for Manufacturing Advancement, ATDM, and IALR, working alongside the organizations that are actively building the next generation of America's defense manufacturing base.
That proximity isn't just geography. It's collaboration.

The conversation this forum centers on additive manufacturing, underwater deterrence, and the submarine industrial base - is one we live close to. The Virginia-class submarine program demands manufacturing at the highest level of precision and material integrity. Components don't get a second chance at depth. Additive manufacturing is reshaping how that work gets done: faster qualification cycles, reduced supply chain dependencies, and part geometries that weren't possible before.

Fastech brings precision metal fabrication capabilities, including work in NAB and marine-grade alloys, that feed directly into this kind of high-integrity, high-consequence production environment.

Five years of ATDM. A newly completed Maritime Training Center. A U.S. Navy AM Center of Excellence on site. This region is becoming a serious node in the defense manufacturing network, and we're proud to be part of it.
If you'll be at the forum, come find us.

🚢 Fastech is heading to the ATDM Maritime Workforce Forum next week, and for us, it’s a home game.On June 3, we’ll be at...
05/29/2026

🚢 Fastech is heading to the ATDM Maritime Workforce Forum next week, and for us, it’s a home game.

On June 3, we’ll be at the Institute for Advanced Learning & Research in Danville, VA alongside defense leadership, industry partners, and keynote speaker Vice Admiral Robert M. Gaucher, Director of Submarine Programs, U.S. Navy.

We’re part of this ecosystem every day. Fastech operates within the same industrial park as the Center for Manufacturing Advancement, ATDM, and IALR, working alongside the organizations that are actively building the next generation of America’s defense manufacturing base.
That proximity isn’t just geography. It’s collaboration.

The conversation this forum centers on additive manufacturing, underwater deterrence, and the submarine industrial base - is one we live close to. The Virginia-class submarine program demands manufacturing at the highest level of precision and material integrity. Components don’t get a second chance at depth. Additive manufacturing is reshaping how that work gets done: faster qualification cycles, reduced supply chain dependencies, and part geometries that weren’t possible before.

Fastech brings precision metal fabrication capabilities, including work in NAB and marine-grade alloys, that feed directly into this kind of high-integrity, high-consequence production environment.

Five years of ATDM. A newly completed Maritime Training Center. A U.S. Navy AM Center of Excellence on site. This region is becoming a serious node in the defense manufacturing network, and we’re proud to be part of it.
If you’ll be at the forum, come find us.

Not long to go until TCT 3Sixty 2026 at the NEC Birmingham.This is where additive manufacturing meets real industrial ap...
05/28/2026

Not long to go until TCT 3Sixty 2026 at the NEC Birmingham.

This is where additive manufacturing meets real industrial application, and where large-scale WAAM is being used to solve complex engineering challenges.

Make sure to attend the presentation at the Additive Insights Stage FF40:

Alan Pearce will present:

"Nickel Alloy Large-Scale Resonator Ring WAAM Printed for Siemens Energy"

The session highlights how WAAM enables production of high-integrity components for demanding applications. Be sure to attend Alan’s presentation taking place at the Subcon Innovation Zone on June 4 from 10:20-10:40 AM.

After the talk, head to stand GG36 to see real printed parts and discuss your requirements with the team.

Looking forward to meeting you there!

At TCT 3Sixty 2026, insight into real production use cases is essential.Alan Pearce will present:"Nickel Alloy Large-Sca...
05/26/2026

At TCT 3Sixty 2026, insight into real production use cases is essential.

Alan Pearce will present:

"Nickel Alloy Large-Scale Resonator Ring WAAM Printed for Siemens Energy"

The session explores how WAAM enables efficient production of large, complex components while reducing lead times and material costs.

If you’re attending Subcon, make sure to catch Alan’s presentation at the Subcon Innovation Zone on June 4, 10:20-10:40 AM.

Then visit us at TCT 3Sixty, stand GG36, to see production-ready components up close and discuss your next additive manufacturing project.

600 race wins. Decades of dominance. And a facility that lives up to every bit of it.As part of the Motorsport Industry ...
05/20/2026

600 race wins. Decades of dominance. And a facility that lives up to every bit of it.

As part of the Motorsport Industry Association's Business Development Visit to North Carolina this week, Fastech CEO Alan Pearce visited Team Penske at their Mooresville headquarters.

Team Penske needs little introduction. Across IndyCar, NASCAR, and IMSA, they have built one of the most successful and recognisable motorsport operations in history. But knowing the record and standing inside the operation are two very different things. The facilities are exceptional. The level of precision, organisation, and manufacturing capability on display makes it clear exactly why this team wins at the rate it does.

Alan had the privilege of hearing directly from Ben Atkins, Director of Operations, and Glen Giles, Production Director, both of whom addressed the MIA group with insightful and generous presentations. The way they broke down how Team Penske manages production, operations, and performance at the highest level of the sport was a genuine highlight of the visit.

For Fastech, being in that room matters. The standards that elite motorsport teams demand from their components and supply chains are exactly the environment our additive manufacturing capabilities are built for. Speed of development, complexity of geometry, precision of output. This is where those conversations belong.

A huge thank you to Team Penske, to Ben Atkins, and to Glen Giles for a truly outstanding visit.

Where Championships Are Engineered.If you want to understand where motorsport engineering is heading, you go to the room...
05/19/2026

Where Championships Are Engineered.

If you want to understand where motorsport engineering is heading, you go to the rooms where it is being built.

This week, Fastech CEO Alan Pearce is doing exactly that.

Alan is attending the Motorsport Industry Association's Business Development Visit to North Carolina, USA, from 18 to 22 May 2026. The programme, run in partnership with the UK's Department for Business and Trade, brings together leading British companies and world-class motorsport organisations to forge partnerships and explore the future of the industry.

Over five days, the group visits Team Penske, Hendrick Motorsports, Multimatic Motorsports, and Xtrac. Facilities where engineering precision is not a goal, it is the minimum standard.

For Fastech, this is about more than access. It is about demonstrating where additive manufacturing belongs in high performance engineering. Lighter components. Complex geometries that conventional machining cannot produce. Development cycles measured in days, not months. In an industry where margins decide outcomes, AM is not the future. It is already the present.

Alan will be on the ground for the full programme. We will be sharing updates throughout the week.

If your business operates in motorsport or high performance automotive engineering and you want to explore what additive manufacturing can do for your supply chain or component development, get in touch.

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