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UK company 10687859, incorporated on 23 March 2017.
Alloyed - Digital Solutions for Metal
We deliver next generation performance for metal components through our unique stack of alloy and process design technologies.
Company number 10687859
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Alloyed develops alloys for a variety of sectors, such as aerospace, defence and automotive.
Alloyed manufactures a range of alloys and metal components, as well as developing modelling simulation software to analyse and predict failure and optimise manufacturing processes.
This company works actively for major international blue chip organisations such as Hitachi Metals, IHI, MHI, Reneshaw and Rolls-Royce, amongst others.
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