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Domin Limited
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domin.co
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2012
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Domin Limited is a UK-based hydraulic engineering company founded in 2012 and headquartered in Bristol, specializing in electrohydraulic and electrohydrostatic actuation systems for the aerospace and automotive sectors. The company designs and manufactures hydraulic components — notably servo valves, radial piston pumps, and electrohydrostatic actuators — that replace legacy centralized hydraulic architectures with decentralized, wheel-corner or point-of-use pressure generation. Its technology is enabled by in-house metal additive manufacturing (laser powder bed fusion using maraging steel on Renishaw RenAM 500Q systems), which allows organic internal fluid galleries and consolidated part geometries impossible with traditional subtractive methods. Domin claims a 50% weight reduction versus legacy systems, 9 kW average power reduction per aircraft, 2-millisecond actuation with 99.9% positional accuracy, and 5x higher operating pressure (150 bar vs. 15-30 bar).

Domin's commercial portfolio spans aerospace components (electrohydrostatic actuators and servo valves for aircraft manufacturers targeting net-zero by 2050) and automotive active suspension (an electrohydraulic by-wire suspension system currently at B-sample with a large German OEM and slated for 2028 hypercar launch). Project Activate, funded through the UK Government's £4 billion DRIVE35 programme, extends the company into full active-suspension subsystems for zero-emission vehicles, integrating advanced electronics, embedded software, additive-manufactured hardware, and optimized control strategies validated through digital twin and hardware-in-the-loop testing. Revenue is generated via direct OEM supply on project-based, negotiated contracts, with no disclosed list pricing. Reported growth is 75% year-on-year for five consecutive years, with headcount nearly doubling in the past 15-18 months to a current range of 51-100 employees. The company is privately held with no disclosed institutional ownership.

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Domin is a Bristol-based hydraulic engineering company that designs and manufactures 3D-printed electrohydrostatic actuators, servo valves, and active suspension systems for aerospace and automotive OEMs, using metal additive manufacturing to enable lighter, more efficient decentralized hydraulic architectures.

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51–100
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HeadquartersBristol, United Kingdom
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Bristol
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Europe
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Serves global market

Offices1 record

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Keyword5 values
hydraulic components, electrohydraulic actuators, additive manufacturing, servo valves, active suspension systems
Industry2 codes
1Proportional & Servo Hydraulics (Electrohydraulic Valves, Servo Systems)
CodeIMAHAGAFPrimaryYes
2Hydraulic Power Units & Systems (HPUs, Manifolds, Integrated Circuits)
CodeIMAHAGABPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Fluid Power Cylinder and Actuator Manufacturing333995
  • Fluid Power Pump and Motor Manufacturing333996
SIC code2 codes
  • Electrical Industrial Apparatus3620
  • Pumps & Pumping Equipment3561
Product category
Hydraulic Components and Fluid Power Systems
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Revenue model1 record
1Hydraulic Component Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of electrohydrostatic actuators, servo valves, radial piston pumps, and complete hydraulic systems to aerospace and automotive OEMs. Revenue driven by component volume and system integration projects.

domin.com
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Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations
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B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Core offering1 text field

Domin manufactures electrohydrostatic actuators, 3D-printed hydraulic servo valves, and compact radial piston pumps for aerospace and automotive OEMs, alongside an electrohydraulic by-wire suspension system for passenger vehicles. The company uses in-house metal additive manufacturing (laser powder bed fusion) to produce lightweight, high-performance hydraulic components that replace traditional centralized hydraulic networks with decentralized architectures.

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  • 50% weight reduction in hydraulic systems
+7 more records
Product overview1 text field

Domin is a hydraulic technology company offering a portfolio of electrohydraulic and additive manufacturing solutions. The core products include an electrohydraulic suspension system for automotive by-wire applications, high-performance servo valves and compact radial piston pumps for aerospace hydraulic systems, and electrohydrostatic actuators for more-electric aircraft. The company complements its products with in-house metal 3D printing (SLM/DMLM) capabilities that enable complex internal geometries and lightweight components. Recent initiatives include Project Activate for next-generation active suspension technology for zero-emission vehicles, developed in partnership with the UK Government's DRIVE35 programme.

Product and service2 records
1Electrohydraulic Suspension System
CategoryActive suspension / vehicle dynamics
Description

A software-defined by-wire suspension system that generates and manages hydraulic pressure at each wheel corner using tiny electric pumps, valves, and accumulators, replacing traditional centralized hydraulic networks. Built for automotive OEMs developing next-generation electric and zero-emission vehicles.

2High-Performance Servo Valves
Scale indicator8 records

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Domin partnered with Renishaw to install two in-house metal 3D printing machines (RenAM 500Q Ultra and RenAM 500Q), enabling complete control over component production. This partnership supports Domin's additive manufacturing capabilities for producing hydraulic systems with complex internal geometries and lightweight components.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Domin participated in a panel discussion with Moog Construction and Festo exploring digitalization of fluid power systems. While not a formal commercial partnership, this indicates industry collaboration and shared expertise in fluid power digitalization.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Domin participated in a panel discussion with Moog Construction and Festo exploring digitalization of fluid power systems. While not a formal commercial partnership, this indicates industry collaboration and shared expertise in fluid power digitalization.

Recent move5 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Global leader in hydraulic components, pumps, valves, and motion control. Competes with Domin in decentralized hydraulic architectures and OEM supply, and is the dominant incumbent Domin is displacing in active suspension and aerospace hydraulics.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Tier-1 automotive supplier with active suspension, brake-by-wire, and chassis electronics portfolios. Directly competes with Domin for by-wire suspension SOP slots at European OEMs.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Australian metal additive manufacturing specialist focused on heat exchangers and fluid handling components. Closely comparable technology play using LPBF for high-performance fluid components, though more focused on thermal than actuation.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major chassis and driveline supplier (including ZF Active Suspension) competing for active and semi-active suspension business at premium and volume OEMs.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Japanese hydraulic damper and suspension OEM with global automotive supply. Comparable as an established hydraulic suspension supplier that Domin must differentiate against on weight and power efficiency.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Specialist in advanced suspension and chassis systems including MagneRide magnetorheological dampers. Comparable as a niche chassis technology supplier pushing into premium OEM suspension slots.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Diversified motion and control technologies giant with deep portfolios in hydraulic valves, pumps, and servo systems across aerospace and automotive. Comparable as an incumbent supplier Domin must win against in OEM design slots.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Power management major with significant hydraulics and vehicle businesses (Aeroquip, Char-Lynn). Comparable as a broad incumbent competing for aerospace hydraulic and chassis electrification programs.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Established US supplier of high-performance servo valves, electrohydraulic actuators, and motion control systems for aerospace and defense. Directly comparable to Domin in product (servo valves, electrohydrostatic actuators) and end-customers (aerospace OEMs).

TypeDirect peer
Description

German pneumatics and fluid power specialist with active R&D into digitalized fluid power and decentralized architectures. Domin has explicitly appeared alongside Festo in industry panels on fluid power digitalization, signalling direct category overlap.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Key risks6 records

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Named customers2 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Domin

Hydraulic Components and Fluid Power Systemsdomin.co

Domin is a Bristol-based hydraulic engineering company that designs and manufactures 3D-printed electrohydrostatic actuators, servo valves, and active suspension systems for aerospace and automotive OEMs, using metal additive manufacturing to enable lighter, more efficient decentralized hydraulic architectures.

What Domin does

Domin Limited is a UK-based hydraulic engineering company founded in 2012 and headquartered in Bristol, specializing in electrohydraulic and electrohydrostatic actuation systems for the aerospace and automotive sectors. The company designs and manufactures hydraulic components — notably servo valves, radial piston pumps, and electrohydrostatic actuators — that replace legacy centralized hydraulic architectures with decentralized, wheel-corner or point-of-use pressure generation. Its technology is enabled by in-house metal additive manufacturing (laser powder bed fusion using maraging steel on Renishaw RenAM 500Q systems), which allows organic internal fluid galleries and consolidated part geometries impossible with traditional subtractive methods. Domin claims a 50% weight reduction versus legacy systems, 9 kW average power reduction per aircraft, 2-millisecond actuation with 99.9% positional accuracy, and 5x higher operating pressure (150 bar vs. 15-30 bar).

Domin's commercial portfolio spans aerospace components (electrohydrostatic actuators and servo valves for aircraft manufacturers targeting net-zero by 2050) and automotive active suspension (an electrohydraulic by-wire suspension system currently at B-sample with a large German OEM and slated for 2028 hypercar launch). Project Activate, funded through the UK Government's £4 billion DRIVE35 programme, extends the company into full active-suspension subsystems for zero-emission vehicles, integrating advanced electronics, embedded software, additive-manufactured hardware, and optimized control strategies validated through digital twin and hardware-in-the-loop testing. Revenue is generated via direct OEM supply on project-based, negotiated contracts, with no disclosed list pricing. Reported growth is 75% year-on-year for five consecutive years, with headcount nearly doubling in the past 15-18 months to a current range of 51-100 employees. The company is privately held with no disclosed institutional ownership.

Domin firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Domin
Legal name
Domin Limited
Website
https://domin.co
Company type
Private
Founded year
2012
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Domin is a Bristol-based hydraulic engineering company that designs and manufactures 3D-printed electrohydrostatic actuators, servo valves, and active suspension systems for aerospace and automotive OEMs, using metal additive manufacturing to enable lighter, more efficient decentralized hydraulic architectures.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Domin industry classification

Industry
Product category
Hydraulic Components and Fluid Power Systems
NAICS
Fluid Power Cylinder and Actuator Manufacturing (333995), Fluid Power Pump and Motor Manufacturing (333996)
SIC
Electrical Industrial Apparatus (3620), Pumps & Pumping Equipment (3561)
akta.pro primary industry
Proportional & Servo Hydraulics (Electrohydraulic Valves, Servo Systems) (IMAHAGAF)
akta.pro secondary industry
Hydraulic Power Units & Systems (HPUs, Manifolds, Integrated Circuits) (IMAHAGAB)

Keywords

  • Hydraulic components
  • Electrohydraulic actuators
  • Additive manufacturing
  • Servo valves
  • Active suspension systems

Where Domin is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bristol
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

Domin business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations

Revenue model

  1. Hydraulic Component Sales: Sale of electrohydrostatic actuators, servo valves, radial piston pumps, and complete hydraulic systems to aerospace and automotive OEMs. Revenue driven by component volume and system integration projects.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Domin product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Domin manufactures electrohydrostatic actuators, 3D-printed hydraulic servo valves, and compact radial piston pumps for aerospace and automotive OEMs, alongside an electrohydraulic by-wire suspension system for passenger vehicles. The company uses in-house metal additive manufacturing (laser powder bed fusion) to produce lightweight, high-performance hydraulic components that replace traditional centralized hydraulic networks with decentralized architectures.

Product overview

Domin is a hydraulic technology company offering a portfolio of electrohydraulic and additive manufacturing solutions. The core products include an electrohydraulic suspension system for automotive by-wire applications, high-performance servo valves and compact radial piston pumps for aerospace hydraulic systems, and electrohydrostatic actuators for more-electric aircraft. The company complements its products with in-house metal 3D printing (SLM/DMLM) capabilities that enable complex internal geometries and lightweight components. Recent initiatives include Project Activate for next-generation active suspension technology for zero-emission vehicles, developed in partnership with the UK Government's DRIVE35 programme.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Electrohydraulic Suspension System A software-defined by-wire suspension system that generates and manages hydraulic pressure at each wheel corner using tiny electric pumps, valves, and accumulators, replacing traditional centralized hydraulic networks. Built for automotive OEMs developing next-generation electric and zero-emission vehicles.
  • High-Performance Servo Valves

Quantifiable outcome

  • 50% weight reduction in hydraulic systems
  • +7 more outcomes

Companies that use Domin

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Domin technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API
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API docs
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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature5 records

Domin partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • RenishawcoreTechnology or IntegrationDomin partnered with Renishaw to install two in-house metal 3D printing machines (RenAM 500Q Ultra and RenAM 500Q), enabling complete control over component production. This partnership supports Domin's additive manufacturing capabilities for producing hydraulic systems with complex internal geometries and lightweight components.
  • FestominorStrategic or Co-development PartnerDomin participated in a panel discussion with Moog Construction and Festo exploring digitalization of fluid power systems. While not a formal commercial partnership, this indicates industry collaboration and shared expertise in fluid power digitalization.
  • Moog ConstructionminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerDomin participated in a panel discussion with Moog Construction and Festo exploring digitalization of fluid power systems. While not a formal commercial partnership, this indicates industry collaboration and shared expertise in fluid power digitalization.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Domin competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Bosch Rexroth: Global leader in hydraulic components, pumps, valves, and motion control. Competes with Domin in decentralized hydraulic architectures and OEM supply, and is the dominant incumbent Domin is displacing in active suspension and aerospace hydraulics.
  • Moog Inc. Established US supplier of high-performance servo valves, electrohydraulic actuators, and motion control systems for aerospace and defense. Directly comparable to Domin in product (servo valves, electrohydrostatic actuators) and end-customers (aerospace OEMs).
  • Festo: German pneumatics and fluid power specialist with active R&D into digitalized fluid power and decentralized architectures. Domin has explicitly appeared alongside Festo in industry panels on fluid power digitalization, signalling direct category overlap.

Broad incumbents

  • Continental: Tier-1 automotive supplier with active suspension, brake-by-wire, and chassis electronics portfolios. Directly competes with Domin for by-wire suspension SOP slots at European OEMs.
  • ZF Friedrichshafen: Major chassis and driveline supplier (including ZF Active Suspension) competing for active and semi-active suspension business at premium and volume OEMs.
  • KYB Corporation: Japanese hydraulic damper and suspension OEM with global automotive supply. Comparable as an established hydraulic suspension supplier that Domin must differentiate against on weight and power efficiency.
  • Parker Hannifin: Diversified motion and control technologies giant with deep portfolios in hydraulic valves, pumps, and servo systems across aerospace and automotive. Comparable as an incumbent supplier Domin must win against in OEM design slots.
  • Eaton: Power management major with significant hydraulics and vehicle businesses (Aeroquip, Char-Lynn). Comparable as a broad incumbent competing for aerospace hydraulic and chassis electrification programs.

Emerging players

  • Conflux Technology: Australian metal additive manufacturing specialist focused on heat exchangers and fluid handling components. Closely comparable technology play using LPBF for high-performance fluid components, though more focused on thermal than actuation.
  • BWI Group: Specialist in advanced suspension and chassis systems including MagneRide magnetorheological dampers. Comparable as a niche chassis technology supplier pushing into premium OEM suspension slots.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Domin financial estimates

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Domin leadership team

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Domin funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Domin M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Domin

What does Domin do?

Domin manufactures electrohydrostatic actuators, 3D-printed hydraulic servo valves, and compact radial piston pumps for aerospace and automotive OEMs, alongside an electrohydraulic by-wire suspension system for passenger vehicles. The company uses in-house metal additive manufacturing (laser powder bed fusion) to produce lightweight, high-performance hydraulic components that replace traditional centralized hydraulic networks with decentralized architectures.

Is Domin a public or private company?

Domin is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was Domin founded?

Domin was founded in 2012. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Domin based?

Domin is headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Domin make money?

One revenue line is on record: hydraulic Component Sales.

Who are Domin's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Bosch Rexroth, Moog Inc. and Festo. Broad incumbents are Continental, ZF Friedrichshafen, KYB Corporation, Parker Hannifin and Eaton. Emerging players are Conflux Technology and BWI Group.

Does Domin have an API?

No public API is recorded for Domin.

What industry is Domin in?

Domin's product category is Hydraulic Components and Fluid Power Systems. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAHAGAF, Proportional & Servo Hydraulics (Electrohydraulic Valves, Servo Systems), with a secondary code of IMAHAGAB, Hydraulic Power Units & Systems (HPUs, Manifolds, Integrated Circuits). Its NAICS code is 333995 and its SIC code is 3620.

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Metal-amDomin secures DRIVE35 funding for active suspensionDomin, a Bristol-based engineering company, has secured funding through the UK Government's £4 billion DRIVE35 programme for Project Activate, an initiative to develop next-generation active suspension technology for zero-emission vehicles. The project aims to create an energy-efficient, lightweight suspension system incorporating advanced electronics, embedded software, metal additive manufacturing, and optimised control strategies, with validation planned through digital twin modelling and hardware-in-the-loop testing on a demonstration vehicle. The programme is expected to support the development of a UK-based active suspension supply chain, encourage further R&D investment, and contribute to high-value job creation across the automotive sector.FlowprodFlow Products Partners with Domin — Authorized Distribution Now OfficialFlow Products, Inc. has officially become an authorized distribution partner for Domin, a manufacturer of servo valves utilizing metal 3D printing technology. This strategic collaboration allows Flow Products to offer Domin's next-generation servo valves to customers in sectors such as industrial automation, aerospace, and automotive. The partnership aims to provide enhanced performance, efficiency, and technical support through a centralized supply chain.DominDomin Secure A4I Grant to Revolutionise Hydraulics IndustryDomin has secured a £100,000 Analysis for Innovators (A4I) grant to collaborate with Newcastle University on Project VERGE, aiming to optimize its hydraulic manufacturing edge-matching process. This partnership seeks to scale production capacity tenfold and create over 70 new jobs within three years by addressing bottlenecks in additive manufacturing. The initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize the hydraulics industry and reduce carbon emissions through improved efficiency.DominReducing Weight and Increasing Efficiency for Aircraft- DominDomin, an aerospace hydraulics company, has developed high-performance servo valves and compact radial piston pumps that enable lighter, more efficient decentralized hydraulic systems for aircraft, potentially reducing system weight by 50% compared to traditional centralized hydraulic systems dating to the 1950s. The company claims its technology can achieve an average power reduction of 9 kW per aircraft, translating to approximately $51 million in lifetime jet fuel savings for an Airbus A320neo, while supporting the aviation industry's goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Domin positions its electrohydrostatic actuators as a solution for the aerospace industry's transition toward more electric flight, though no specific contracts, regulatory approvals, or adoption milestones are reported.MotortrendNew Car Performance Tech: Electrohydraulics Enable Software-Defined By-Wire SuspensionBritish firm Domin Limited has developed an electrohydraulic suspension system that generates and manages hydraulic pressure at each wheel corner using tiny electric pumps, valves, and accumulators, replacing traditional centralized hydraulic networks. The system claims 2-millisecond actuation with 99.9% positional accuracy, 5x higher operating pressure (150 bar versus 15-30), and an order of magnitude less power consumption than current active systems like Multimatic or Clearmotion. B-sample parts are now being developed for a large German OEM, and a hypercar manufacturer plans to bring the technology to market in 2028.AdditivemanufacturingHow 3D Printing Improves Hydraulic Servo Valves: The Cool Parts Show #81UK manufacturer Domin has redesigned hydraulic servo valves from scratch using additive manufacturing, creating a compact, lighter, and more efficient design featuring organic fluid galleries and a flexible spool that converts rotary motor motion to linear motion within a single 3D-printed part. The company is now in 24/7 production using laser powder bed fusion with maraging steel on EOS and Renishaw machines, producing thousands of components annually with reported energy savings of up to $400 per valve per year. Domin reports revenue growth of 75% year on year for the past five years and has nearly doubled in size over the past 15–18 months.Power & Motion TechThe Technologies Enabling Digitalization of Fluid Power SystemsA panel discussion featuring experts from Moog Construction, Domin, and Festo explored how sensors, controllers, and software are enabling digitalization of fluid power systems. The experts highlighted that hardware limitations are a key constraint and that companies like Festo are addressing this by using piezo electric actuators instead of traditional solenoids. The discussion was part of a webinar titled "How Digitalization of Fluid Power is Enabling New Technological Advancements."DominLeveraging Metal 3D Printing TechniquesDomin, a hydraulic technology company, has adopted metal 3D printing (SLM/DMLM) as a core manufacturing process for producing durable and lightweight hydraulic systems. The company has partnered with Renishaw to install two in-house machines (RenAM 500Q Ultra and RenAM 500Q), enabling complete control over component production with benefits including design freedom, material efficiency, and easy customization. Domin highlights that this technology allows them to create complex internal geometries and lightweight components that are efficient and cost-effective compared to traditional manufacturing methods like machining or casting.InsidermediaDomin receives £4.4 million funding from Advanced Propulsion CentreBristol-based hydraulic systems developer Domin has been awarded £4.4 million in funding from the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) to participate in Project Additive, an initiative focused on developing integrated wheel motor and active suspension technology for electric vehicles. This investment is part of a broader £86.9 million APC program aimed at advancing zero tailpipe emission vehicle technology, with Domin collaborating alongside YASA, a subsidiary of Mercedes-Benz AG, and Cranfield University. The project aims to enhance EV performance and range by 10%, with vehicles featuring this technology expected to reach the market within five years.DEVELOP3DDomin Design for AM skills cutting CO2 from ServosDomin, a UK-based engineering firm, has launched new servo valves designed to reduce CO2 emissions by leveraging Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) and Renishaw 3D printing technology. The company states that each valve saves over one tonne of CO2 annually compared to traditional alternatives, addressing significant inefficiencies in the fluid power sector. Domin is also collaborating with Aston Martin Lagonda on a new suspension system as part of its strategy to drive value for British industry.