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Are you ready for an experience out of the ordinary? Presenting Additive By Sandvik: Material Matters – a series of interactive webinars, live and on-demand.

GE Additive has announced that Sandvik Additive Manufacturing has become a strategic partner in its Binder Jet beta partner program. Sandvik has one of the widest alloys program for additive manufacturing on the market, marketed under the Osprey^® brand.

3D printing and titanium is the dynamic duo that can revolutionize the medical industry of tomorrow – where individualization and on-demand availability is key.

Sandvik and BEAMIT make advances in additive manufacturing. BEAMIT now acquires ZARE, meaning that two leading additive manufacturing service bureaus join forces to become one of the largest independent AM service providers.

The management system of Sandvik’s new powder plant in Sweden, producing Osprey® titanium powders, received the ‘ISO 13485:2016’ medical certification. This means it is now approved to produce powders for use in the additive manufacturing of medical applications.

When Sandvik Coromant wanted to add a lightweight mill to their CoroMill® 390 family, they turned to the 3D-printing and material experts at Sandvik Additive Manufacturing. The collaboration resulted in a game-changing solution which really demonstrates the opportunities with additive manufacturing.

When GSD Global turned to Sandvik’s experts in metal powder and additive manufacturing to investigate the possibility of 3D printing their motor nodes in titanium, they were thrilled to find that they could reduce their costs with up to 75% – and enable substantial quality and sustainability improvements as well.

Find out why we decided to go for titanium powder in the world’s first 3D-printed, smash-proof guitar. World famous by now – and tested by rock-legend Yngwie Malmsteen.