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A conversation with Arcam AB’s Karl Lindblom on Electron Beam Melting Technology & the Lean Manufacturing Focus
Founded in 1997, Arcam AB officially debuted in the additive manufacturing industry with the launch of its first machine in 2002. Since then, the Swedish manufacturer has gone through nine further system variations.A recent...
Arcam AB’s Annika Ölme on the role of product development manager in Additive Manufacturing & where EBM is headed
We met Annika Ölme during our journey of discovery at Arcam AB Center of Excellence. She brings a decade of industry experience at GE Additive Arcam AB. As Vice President of Engineering, she is...
Inside Arcam EBM Center of Excellence, a GE Additive Company
GE Additive run us through Arcam AB’s history, working environment & share a look into what’s to come
“GE is incredibly serious about Additive Manufacturing as a business and what it means to be a...
GE Additive, more than ready to meet the demand of industrial AM in new Arcam EBM Center of Excellence
GE Additive celebrates the opening of Arcam EBM Center of Excellence in Sweden
GE Additive has opened a new Arcam EBM Center of Excellence in Gothenburg - at the Mölnlycke Business Park - in Härryda...
3 reasons that justify the use of AM in the valve sector. The case of Ramén Valves.
Created to address the challenges of the Swedish pulp and paper industry, when it comes to fiber suspensions, Ramén Ball Sector Valves are used today as isolating and control valves for fluids, gases, turbid...
What’s the right recoater for your metal AM process?
It might be easy for engineers or designers to think that, because they are not directly involved with the manufacturing of parts, they shouldn’t know about certain complexities surrounding the hands-on operation of machines....
The AM strategies Sintavia takes to embrace the various directions the commercial aerospace market is embracing
The aerospace industry has always been mentioned as one of the early adopters of Additive Manufacturing. At the time (in the 2010s), being able to leverage plastic 3D printed parts for testing and simulation...
On the road to Formnext 2021…
Only a few days left and Mesago will open the doors of the long-awaited in-person Formnext event…We are not there yet but we can already feel the enthusiasm and eagerness from AM companies that...
“Win-win deal” between Avio Aero, GE Additive & BEAMIT Group to lead to post-processing tech for 3D printed aerospace parts and more
New “Letter of Intent” might enable BEAMIT to achieve its ‘One Stop Shop’ approach, driven by market demand, technological evolution and inclusion of new processes and new accreditations.
Ever since it became a partially-owned company...
Sintavia Acquires Three More Industrial 3D Printers From GE Additive, And Achieves Various Certifications
The last time we checked, Sintavia was increasing its manufacturing capability with two M4K-4 Printers from AMCM GmbH. The US-based manufacturer of a wide range of flight and launch products continues to increase its...