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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.

Meet Sandvik at AMUG 2022

AMUG is fast approaching, and Sandvik Additive Manufacturing is one of this year’s platinum sponsors. For five days, engineers, designers, and educators share expertise, challenges, and developments in the field of additive manufacturing (AM) – and we are excited to take part.

Sandvik and BEAMIT return to Formnext 2021 – sharing their recent advancements to industrialize additive manufacturing

Sandvik and the BEAMIT Group – now also including 3T Additive Manufacturing – return to Frankfurt for the world-leading additive manufacturing event of Formnext 2021.

Sandvik co-launches guidelines for testing additively manufactured stainless steels

These guidelines facilitates safe implementation of 3D printed stainless-steels components in industries operating in demanding environments – for instance the offshore and marine segments, where Sandvik’s flagship alloy Osprey® 2507 is widely used.

Just imagine what additive manufacturing can do

Whether it’s binder jetting, laser powder bed fusion or stereolithography, additive manufacturing (AM) is all about building, layer upon layer. Sandvik have spent 160 years doing something similar: building knowledge about materials and manufacturing processes – upon expertise, upon experience.