Founded by materials and mechanical engineering researchers, Tailored Alloys develops software and hardware that make laser powder bed fusion easier to monitor, analyze, and qualify. Its ClearBox system records synchronized scanner and laser signals across compatible LPBF machines, while revenue from its hand-finished jewelry line helps fund research into applications such as refractory alloys and hypersonic vehicles.
Laser Fusion Solutions LLCLaser Fusion Solutions is a Fairborn company founded by two PhDs whose decade of work in metal LPBF shaped a business for small shops, university labs, and government programs needing more flexibility than standard production systems allow. The team is best known for restoring legacy LPBF equipment and tackling research projects involving unusual materials, including work for NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and the Air Force Institute of Technology.FAIRBORN, OH
Clearfield Metal TechnologiesFounded in 2011 by a veteran-owned team in Clearfield, Pennsylvania, Clearfield Metal Technologies makes highly engineered custom sintered powder-metal and metal-injection-molded components and assemblies. The company works with tailored material compositions for demanding applications and supports its production with dedicated quality and materials laboratories. Clearfield is ISO 9001:2015 certified by NSF-ISR.CLEARFIELD, PA
Colibrium AdditiveAs 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.WEST CHESTER, OH
Sophisticated Alloys, IncSince 1994, Sophisticated Alloys has developed and produced high-purity custom alloys, vacuum-melted materials, and sputtering and cathodic arc targets in Butler, Pennsylvania. Its fully integrated operation can take a project from alloy research through pilot production, with five furnaces spanning batches from a few grams to 500 pounds and in-house forming, testing, and machining. The company is one of the last independent alloys companies in America, serving customers whose materials may not be available from industrial suppliers.331492BUTLER, PA