Phillips Corporation Adds 2oneLab Metal Printers to Lineup
Industrial and research operators gain access to compact laser powder bed fusion machines through the new distribution deal.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Manufacturing
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Phillips Corporation has entered into an agreement to exclusively distribute 2oneLab laser powder bed fusion metal additive manufacturing machines across the United States. This expansion targets customers in the medical, industrial, research, and federal sectors.
Why it matters
The partnership allows Phillips Corporation to broaden its additive manufacturing portfolio beyond its existing EOS solutions, providing local operators with additional options for compact metal 3D printing equipment.
Phillips Corporation secured exclusive rights for 2oneLab equipment across U.S. commercial and federal markets, expanding on a prior partnership restricted to Asian operations. The deal excludes the dental sector, leaving the specific volume of anticipated unit sales unconfirmed.
The players
Phillips Corporation
A Maryland-based company that provides additive manufacturing solutions, sales, and service for federal and commercial sectors.
2oneLab GmbH
A Germany-based producer specializing in metal additive manufacturing machines that use laser powder bed fusion technology.
The details
Phillips Corporation will leverage its existing U.S. commercial and federal sales divisions to manage the distribution and service of the German-made additive manufacturing units. The equipment utilizes laser beam powder bed fusion technology, which allows operators to create complex metal parts in a compact form factor. This expansion complements the company's established practice of providing and supporting metal additive manufacturing hardware.
Timeline
October 27, 2026: Phillips Corporation announced the expansion of the 2oneLab partnership.
Market Landscape
The partnership signals a competitive shift in the U.S. metal additive manufacturing market as suppliers look to broaden their hardware offerings beyond single-vendor portfolios. It reflects the ongoing adoption of laser powder bed fusion technology for localized, high-precision industrial manufacturing.
Operators in the research, medical, and industrial sectors should evaluate whether their metal additive manufacturing needs can be better met by the newly available compact machine options. Maintenance teams and procurement leads should confirm if their current infrastructure aligns with the service model provided by Phillips Corporation.
The takeaway
This partnership provides a new supply channel for U.S.-based operators looking to integrate compact metal 3D printing. Review the technical requirements for these machines against your current production capacity to determine if they offer a lower-footprint alternative to existing hardware.
Further reading
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