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Sandvik Additive Manufacturing

MaterialsStockholm, Sweden· One of 957 Materials companies tracked by AMPulse

Supplies gas-atomized metal powders (titanium, nickel, stainless steel, copper alloys, cemented carbide) for additive manufacturing, metal injection molding, and hot isostatic pressing, with the widest range of AM alloys on the market.

CEO / Founder
Kristian Egeberg
Team Size
1001-5000
Stage
Subsidiary

Technology & Products

Key Products

Osprey® metal powders for AM; Titanium powder (Ti64, Ti6242, etc.); Nickel-based superalloys (Inconel 718, 625); Stainless steels (316L, 17-4PH); Copper alloys (C18150); Cemented carbide powders; Controlled expansion alloys; Online webshop for powder ordering

Technological Advantage

Proprietary gas atomization process yields high-purity, spherical powders with consistent particle size distribution, critical for reliable AM. Protected by trade secrets and process know-how accumulated over decades. Independently verified through customer qualifications (e.g., GE Additive binder jet beta partner, Renishaw collaboration). The advantage is defensible via manufacturing scale and customer qualification barriers, but replicable by well-funded competitors with similar atomization technology.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Reduces material qualification risk by offering the broadest portfolio of AM-certified metal powders (over 60 alloys) with consistent quality, AS9100D aerospace certification, and low-carbon production using hydropower-sourced electricity.

How They Differentiate

Broadest alloy portfolio (60+ alloys) vs Carpenter's ~30 alloys; AS9100D certification for aerospace; low-carbon production using hydropower; 160+ years of materials expertise vs Höganäs's 80+ years; online webshop for direct ordering.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

AM service bureaus, aerospace OEMs, automotive manufacturers, medical device companies, MIM producers

Industry Verticals

Aerospace; Automotive; Medical; Industrial; Energy; Consumer electronics

Competitors

Carpenter Technology; Höganäs AB; GKN Powder Metallurgy; AP&C (GE Additive); Praxair Surface Technologies

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

30% revenue growth in 2023

Major Milestones

2017: Sandvik Additive Manufacturing division established; 2019: Titanium powder plant inaugurated; 2019: Acquired 30% stake in BEAMIT Group; 2020: Joined GE Additive binder jet beta partner program; 2022: Achieved AS9100D certification for aerospace powder deliveries; 2024: Sold 30% stake in BEAMIT Group; 2026: Announced sale of AM business unit to Mimir (expected close Q3 2026)

Notable Customers

GE Additive; Renishaw; Desktop Metal; BEAMIT Group; Top five global automotive manufacturer (unnamed)

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