5 Metal AM · DED-EB (E-Beam) companies in the additive manufacturing ecosystem tracked by AMPulse. Browse profiles, funding rounds, and technology details.
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DED-EB (E-Beam) (DED-EB) is Directed Energy Deposition with Electron Beam: uses EB in vacuum with wire feed; fast deposition for large titanium and refractory structures. AMPulse tracks 5 companies using DED-EB (E-Beam) as a core technology, ranked below by total funding raised.
Typical materials: titanium, refractory metals, nickel superalloys. Common applications: large aerospace structures, defense, space applications.
Develops electron beam wire feed additive manufacturing systems with in-situ metrology for real-time process control, targeting aerospace and in-space manufacturing applications.
Global medium-sized company specializing in electron beam machines for welding, drilling, surface treatment, and wire-based additive manufacturing of complex metallic parts.
Applies additive manufacturing to produce flight-critical space components, including large titanium propellant tanks via electron beam AM and polymer parts via FDM, reducing lead times and costs for satellites and spacecraft.
Provides metal additive manufacturing services using LPBF, DED, and EBAM technologies for high-mix, low-volume aerospace and high-tech components, reducing lead times and enabling complex geometries.
Operates the world's largest production metal 3D printer using Sciaky's Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM) technology to produce large-scale metal parts for aerospace, defense, and industrial applications.
Directed Energy Deposition with Electron Beam: uses EB in vacuum with wire feed; fast deposition for large titanium and refractory structures.
Based on funding data tracked by AMPulse as of 2026-09, the top DED-EB (E-Beam) companies include COSM Advanced Manufacturing Systems, LLC, SST - STEIGERWALD STRAHLTECHNIK GMBH, Lockheed Martin Space Systems, KMWE, and FAMAero Inc.. Full list of 5 tracked companies available on this page.
DED-EB (E-Beam) commonly works with titanium, refractory metals, nickel superalloys.
Primary applications for DED-EB (E-Beam) include large aerospace structures, defense, space applications.