Sciaky
A provider of large-scale metal 3D printing systems and services based on its proprietary Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM) technology.
- CEO / Founder
- Scott Phillips
- Team Size
- 51-200
- Stage
- Subsidiary
- Total Funding
- $151K
- Latest Round
- Grant
- Key Investors
- Phillips Service Industries, Inc. (Parent Company/Subsidiary)
Technology & Products
Key Products
Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM) systems for large-scale metal 3D printing, electron beam welding systems, and components for aerospace and power generation.
Technological Advantage
The primary advantage of EBAM is its capability to produce very large parts, with systems capable of printing components up to 19 feet in length. This enables the consolidation of multiple smaller parts into a single, stronger component, improving performance and reducing assembly time. The technology supports a wide range of high-value metals, including titanium, tantalum, and nickel-based superalloys.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Sciaky's EBAM technology offers a significantly faster and more cost-effective method to produce large metal parts (up to 19 feet) compared to traditional manufacturing like forging and casting, while drastically reducing material waste.
How They Differentiate
Sciaky differentiates itself by focusing on the largest-scale parts in the industry and its high-deposition rate EBAM process. While competitors exist in wire-fed Directed Energy Deposition (DED), Sciaky's electron beam technology and established presence in the aerospace and defense sectors provide a strong competitive moat.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Companies in the aerospace, defense, oil & gas, maritime, and research sectors that require large, high-value metal parts.
Industry Verticals
Aerospace, Defense, Oil & Gas, Maritime, Research & Development
Competitors
Optomec, GE Additive, Desktop Metal
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Sciaky has a consistently growing installed base of its EBAM systems worldwide and has reported increased adoption of its technology by major aerospace and defense contractors for critical applications.
Major Milestones
1939: Company founded, specializing in resistance welding., 2009: Entered the additive manufacturing market with the development of its EBAM process., 2014: Began commercial sales of its EBAM systems., 2015: Lockheed Martin utilized Sciaky's EBAM to 3D print a titanium propellant tank for a satellite, a landmark application., 2022: President Biden visited a facility using Sciaky's EBAM technology as part of the 'AM Forward' initiative, highlighting its importance in domestic manufacturing.
Notable Customers
Lockheed Martin; Airbus; U.S. Air Force; FAMAero; Burloak Technologies; Intuitive Machines
Official records
Filings, certifications, and programme counts AMPulse can show for this company.
- [F] SBIR/STTR · 5 AM awards · latest 2021
- [F] Enhanced Process Control of Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing · 2021 · USD 120,665
- [F] Affordable Manufacturing of Refractory Metal Components · 2016 · USD 148,132
- [F] Electron-Beam Additive Manufacturing Process Control for Titanium Alloys · 2011 · USD 4,594,832
- [F] Electron-Beam Additive Manufacturing Process Control for Titanium Alloys · 2009 · USD 100,000
- [F] Closed-Loop Process Control for Electron Beam Direct Manufacturing · 2009 · USD 99,957
Equipment deals on record
Publicly disclosed purchases or installs only.
- Sciaky Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM) systemBuyer: EWI · Supplier: Sciaky, Inc.
- EBAM 300 SeriesBuyer: Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) · Supplier: Sciaky, Inc.
- EBAM 110 SystemBuyer: Burloak Technologies · Supplier: Sciaky, Inc.
- Sciaky EBAM 110Buyer: Hitachi Metals, Ltd. · Supplier: Sciaky, Inc.
- EBAM 110 SystemBuyer: Airbus · Supplier: Sciaky, Inc.