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Additive Instruments Limited is a UK company with status active founded in 2019 based in East of England.
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Additive Instruments develops a range of products for the orthopaedic and additive manufacturing sectors.
The company was set up to commercialise the IP that was generated during the EPSRC research. It uses additive manufacture to make instruments for orthopaedic surgery.
manufactures surgical instruments by additive manufacture
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