Additive Manufacturing

Casting defect repair is a persistent challenge across many manufacturing industries. Traditional arc welding methods rely on a shrinking pool of skilled welders, have limitations when applied to difficult-to-weld alloys, and become impractical for large or complex repairs, particularly as industries push toward gigacasting. When defects can't be repaired, parts are scrapped and recast, driving...

EWI and Powders on Demand Announce Strategic Partnership to Commercialize Breakthrough Resistance-Based Sintering Technology Voltic Forms will enable faster, more efficient manufacturing of high-performance components Columbus, OH - EWI, a leading advanced manufacturing and engineering solutions company, and Powders on Demand, a pioneer in advanced powder-based materials, announced the formation of Voltic Forms, a new...

Additive manufacturing (AM) offers powerful advantages for oil and gas operators, including reduced lead times, agile production of complex parts, and improved supply chain resilience. However, widespread adoption remains limited by one persistent challenge: procedure and part qualification, particularly for components operating in corrosive service environments. In this new paper, EWI engineers examine how the...