As a GE Aerospace company, Colibrium Additive develops metal additive-manufacturing systems, powders and services, with a focus on helping manufacturers move designs into production. Its portfolio spans laser and electron-beam powder-bed-fusion printers, while its AP&C business supplies metal powders developed for additive manufacturing. The company also operates AddWorks engineering and consulting services and offers customer training through Colibrium Additive Academy at company and customer sites worldwide.
Carpenter AdditiveCarpenter Additive is the additive-manufacturing business of Carpenter Technology, a specialty-alloy company with more than 130 years of metallurgical experience. It helps customers in demanding production environments turn challenging material and process requirements into reliable metal 3D-printing applications, drawing on custom alloy development and end-to-end technical support. Its quality systems are certified to AS9100D, AS9120B, ISO 9001:2015, and ISO 13485:2016.PHILADELPHIA, PA
ChemCubed, LLCChemCubed is a Nesconset, New York company built around a collaborative team with more than 25 years of experience in the printing industry. It develops additive-manufacturing solutions for organizations pursuing printed electronics and custom end-use components, with work spanning tailored materials and integrated printing systems. Its leadership also provides practical guidance on formulation, scale-up, and difficult materials-process problems.NESCONSET, NY
ADDMANADDMAN is an advanced manufacturing company producing polymer and metal additive components, injection-molded parts, precision-machined components, assemblies, tooling, fixtures, thermal-management parts, and propulsion components. Its capabilities include laser powder bed fusion, polymer 3D printing, injection molding, CNC milling and turning, wire EDM, friction stir welding, urethane casting, post-processing, and assembly. The company serves aerospace, defense, commercial space, medical, energy, and industrial markets.ONTARIO, NY
Vulcan AdditiveFounded by mechanical engineer Philip Mallory, Morgantown-based Vulcan Additive develops mechano-chemically bonded metal powders for additive manufacturing. Its patent-pending MCB process is designed to reduce defects and improve powder flow, while the company also develops customized particle coatings and helps recover used printing powders. The team includes West Virginia University-trained engineers and a technical lead with 36 years of teaching and research experience there.MORGANTOWN, WV