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Nickel-based superalloys for additive manufacturing

Sandvik is now adding nickel-based superalloys to its word-leading Osprey® metal powder program, produced in our state-of-the-art atomizing plant with melting under vacuum. The powder can be used for near-net-shape technologies like Additive Manufacturing (AM) or Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP).

7. Testing and quality assurance

Traceability, testing and documentation. Our quality assurance practices were established many decades ago to satisfy the most demanding customers within critical industries such as nuclear, medical, aerospace, automotive, chemical, and oil and gas.

6. Post processing

To achieve required properties, it is almost always necessary to post-process components produced with additive manufacturing. We have more than 75 years of leading expertise in post processing methods, such as machining.

5. Additive manufacturing

3d printing, metal additive manufacturing, prototyping and rapid application development, powder bed fusion, binder jetting, additive manufacturing We develop the right printing parameters so that your product gets optimum properties. From rapid prototyping to serial production, we are at your

4. Choice of optimal AM technology

Being independent is important to us. With all major printing technologies for metals in-house, it means that you can always trust that we choose the optimal process for your component.

3. Design and modelling

design for additive manufacturing, 3D printing, additive manufacturing, metal additive manufacturing, 3d printing designs, applications design To ensure an optimal design for additive manufacturing, we combine our leading materials expertise with our applications design and engineering know-how.

2. Material selection

In what environment does your component exist? Based on our 150-year material knowledge and in-house powder manufacturing capabilities, we are expert at matching material to application. We offer the widest range of AM-alloys around and even customize materials.

1. Selecting what to print

We help identify which components are both suitable and profitable to print. Since we are also the leading experts on subtractive manufacturing, such as metal cutting, we are equally expert at telling you when not to use additive manufacturing.