Sciaky’s Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM™) Solution

For more info about Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (formerly known as Electron Beam Direct Manufacturing), visit Transcript: Save time and money on the production of large-scale, high-value metal (titanium, tantalum, inconel, stainless steel, etc.) parts and prototypes with Sciaky’s Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM™) solution. Transcript: Imagine: From this, to this, in a fraction of the time and cost it used to take. With Sciaky’s exclusive Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing, or EBAM™ for short, metal 3D printing is not limited by part size, material, or geometry. You can manufacture parts and structures that exceed 19 feet in length, 4 feet wide, 4 feet high, and 8 feet in diameter, made from virtually any metal, including inconel and stainless steels, and refractory alloys like titanium and tantalum. How does the EBAM™ process work? Starting with a 3D model from a CAD program, Sciaky’s fully-articulated, moving electron beam gun deposits metal, from wire feedstock, layer by layer, until the part reaches near-net shape and is ready for finish machining. Deposition rates can range from 7 to 20 pounds of metal per hour, which is significantly more efficient and cost-effective than selective laser sintering processes that utilize messy powders. In addition, a dual wire-feed system can be utilized with the EBAM™ process to increase deposition efficiency, as well as to easily switch to different deposition materials. So, whether you need to produce a functional prototype, or a run of production parts, the possibilities are virtually endless. Our technology partners include the Department of Defense, U.S. Air Force, Boeing, DARPA, Penn State University’s Applied Research Laboratory and Lockheed Martin. Call the metal 3D printing experts at Sciaky today and find out how EBAM™ – Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing – can save you significant time and money on the production of your critical metal parts. Call Sciaky today, or visit us online at You can also follow us on Facebook () and Twitter () and Google () to stay up-to-date on our groundbreaking metal additive manufacturing process.