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Season's greetings from Sandvik Additive Manufacturing after an eventful 2022

As we’re nearing the end of 2022, we look back on another eventful year with plenty of opportunities for us to meet and interact with our partners and customers across the additive market.

Sandvik and BEAMIT join forces at Formnext 2022 – presenting their latest advancements in the industrialization of additive manufacturing

Sandvik and BEAMIT Group are once again co-exhibiting at the world-leading additive manufacturing (AM) event Formnext 2022. The Sandvik-BEAMIT booth D21 in hall 11 will demonstrate the very latest from the companies’ offering along the additive value chain.

Sandvik Additive Insights - Meet the expert in green technology

Meet Amelie Norrby: Application Engineer, innovative design aficionado, and sustainability advocate. Hear what she has to say about how Sandvik’s powder manufacturing and 3D printing operations go hand in hand with the Group’s environmental focus.

Sandvik Additive Insights – How super duplex became even more super

Sandvik Additive Insights – How super duplex became even more super Hear product manager Johan Wallin share his insights regarding the benefits of using Osprey ® 2507 super duplex in additive manufacturing, and the business-critical impact it could have in offshore environments.

BEAMIT invests in M Line system to meet the demand from aerospace & defense customers for large metal additive parts

Sandvik part-subsidiary BEAMIT Group invests in GE Additive’s M Line system, to meet the demand from aerospace and defense for large metal additive parts – and assistance in industrializing additive production.

Sandvik and BEAMIT return to Rapid + TCT – sharing their advancements to industrialize additive manufacturing

Sandvik is once again joining forces with part subsidiary BEAMIT Group as the two co-exhibit at Rapid + TCT 2022, May 17-19, in Detroit, USA. The Sandvik-BEAMIT booth will be filled with industrial additive customer cases in a wide range of materials, to showcase the duo’s leading expertise and

Materials authority Sandvik introduces 3D printed components in cemented carbide – enabled by patented process

Sandvik continues to expand their additive offering through introducing 3D printed cemented carbide – with superior wear-resistant properties. This is enabled by a unique powder, crafted through a patented process developed by the company’s leading experts along the additive value chain.

Take a closer look at cemented carbide in additive manufacturing

In harsh environments, wear resistance is crucial for productivity – and often cemented carbide is the material of choice, due to its unique combination of hardness and toughness. However, designs involving complex geometries have proved a nearly impossible feat... Until now.