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Metal Additive Manufacturing
It’s in planes
It’s in bodies
It’s in production!
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Transforming Industry
Our objective is to change
how metal products are
manufactured,
transforming the
industry
from conventional
processes to
Additive Manufacturing
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User benefit - Performance
Design freedom to produce
products with
new, unique properties
- Weight reduction (aero)
- Advanced cooling (aero)
- Bone ingrowth (implant)
Increased performance,
making the product
more valuable
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User benefit - Cost
Efficiency to
replace present
technology
- No tooling cost
- Shorter lead time
- Less material use, more
efficient
More efficient production,
reducing product cost
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Fast growing market
Additive Manufacturing in
metals grow fast, at about
50% p.a.
Additive Manufacturing in
metals is well established
for implants and aerospace
We are in the beginning
of a long growth journey
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How it started
- First contacts with
University of Gothenburg
/ Biomaterials in 2004
- Project to study bone
ingrowth in EBM-
manufactured parts
initiated in 2005
- Arcam founding partner
of Biomatcell in 2007
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Trabecular structures
Understanding
Why to build
Trabecular
structures
How to build
Trabecular
structures
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Trabecular structures, Why?
Understanding
The value of
product
differentiation
The value of
perfect bone
ingrowth
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Trabecular structures, How!
Creating design
methodology and
software to build
trabecular
structures.
Learning how to
clean structures
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Skepticism – to overcome
- Can the AM material really be
used, is it same as
conventional Ti?
- OK, it fulfils all specs, but is
it biocompatible?
- Aha, Italian companies use it,
how about someone else?
- Oh, it has CE approval, how
about FDA?
- Alright, you have CE and FDA
approval, how about SFDA?
Japanese approval …..?
? Questions
? Excuses
? Evasions
? Challenges
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Breakthrough!
- First implant customer,
Adler Ortho, in 2006
- First product on the
market, Fixa Ti-Por, 2007
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Additive in Orthopedics
Around 100 EBM systems in production
AP&C preferred powder supplier for AM and coatings
DiSanto provides contract manufacturing
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Broad acceptance and use
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Transforming the Ortho industry
Design
freedom
Trabecular
structures
Cost saving
Short series
Production,
Outliers
Cost saving
Replacing casting,
Forging,
Machining
Specific Type of product General
LowVolumeHigh
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The Aerospace industry
All of the major aerospace
companies embrace Additive
Manufacturing
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Additive in Aerospace
”Rolls produce for the first flying A350 engine”
”GE produce TiAl for the GE9X engine”
”Pratt & Whitney manufacture for the GTF,
currently in production”
”ABC making business
jet components”
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Aerospace potential, example
0
20
40
60
80
GEnx GE9X +
GE90
Leap
Machines required
Future estimates for blades = 58 to 146 machines
One component example
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Transforming the Aero industry
Cost saving
Low volume
manufacturing,
Easy to capture
Cost saving
Short series,
Production,
Outliers
Weight savings
Performance
New design,
Bionic design
General Type of product Specific
LowVolumeHigh
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Arcam
Cad to Metal
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”Arcam provides cost-efficient
Additive Manufacturing solutions for
production of metal components.”
Focusing on:
- Aerospace components
- Medical implants
Mission Statement
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Products & Services
Metal PowdersContract Mfg
AM Systems
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Arcam in the world
Arcam Cad to Metal Ltd.
Arcam Cad to Metal Inc.
AP&C Inc.
Arcam AB, HQ
Arcam Italia
Arcam (Beijing) Industrial Equipment Ltd
DiSanto Technology Inc.
Arcam EBM
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On a growth track
”Strong
increase in
revenue and
sound finances
give us a solid
foundation for
continued
growth”
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Long term objective
to industrialize Additive Manufacturing offerings,
providing the robust production processes that the
industry demand
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The future
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Disruptive opportunities
Significantly lower production cost through
- Tool-less production
- Lower material cost
- Integrated validation
- Validation tools, in-process monitoring etc
- Integrated complex structures
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Disruptive opportunities
Significant product values added
through
- Design freedom
- Customization
- Differentiation
- Integrated complex
structures
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Conclusions
- Competition is casting, forging and machining
- Significant potential for lower cost manufacturing
- Significant potential for improved products
AM will be the most important supplier to the
aerospace industry and the largest supplier to the
implant industry
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Transforming Industry
Our objective is to change
how metal products are
manufactured,
transforming the
industry
from conventional
processes to
Additive Manufacturing

Metal Additive Manufacturing

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    2016-04-11 1 Metal AdditiveManufacturing It’s in planes It’s in bodies It’s in production!
  • 2.
    2016-04-11 2 Transforming Industry Ourobjective is to change how metal products are manufactured, transforming the industry from conventional processes to Additive Manufacturing
  • 3.
    2016-04-11 3 User benefit- Performance Design freedom to produce products with new, unique properties - Weight reduction (aero) - Advanced cooling (aero) - Bone ingrowth (implant) Increased performance, making the product more valuable
  • 4.
    2016-04-11 4 User benefit- Cost Efficiency to replace present technology - No tooling cost - Shorter lead time - Less material use, more efficient More efficient production, reducing product cost
  • 5.
    2016-04-11 5 Fast growingmarket Additive Manufacturing in metals grow fast, at about 50% p.a. Additive Manufacturing in metals is well established for implants and aerospace We are in the beginning of a long growth journey
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  • 7.
    2016-04-11 7 How itstarted - First contacts with University of Gothenburg / Biomaterials in 2004 - Project to study bone ingrowth in EBM- manufactured parts initiated in 2005 - Arcam founding partner of Biomatcell in 2007
  • 8.
    2016-04-11 8 Trabecular structures Understanding Whyto build Trabecular structures How to build Trabecular structures
  • 9.
    2016-04-11 9 Trabecular structures,Why? Understanding The value of product differentiation The value of perfect bone ingrowth
  • 10.
    2016-04-11 10 Trabecular structures,How! Creating design methodology and software to build trabecular structures. Learning how to clean structures
  • 11.
    2016-04-11 11 Skepticism –to overcome - Can the AM material really be used, is it same as conventional Ti? - OK, it fulfils all specs, but is it biocompatible? - Aha, Italian companies use it, how about someone else? - Oh, it has CE approval, how about FDA? - Alright, you have CE and FDA approval, how about SFDA? Japanese approval …..? ? Questions ? Excuses ? Evasions ? Challenges
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    2016-04-11 12 Breakthrough! - Firstimplant customer, Adler Ortho, in 2006 - First product on the market, Fixa Ti-Por, 2007 12
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    2016-04-11 13 Additive inOrthopedics Around 100 EBM systems in production AP&C preferred powder supplier for AM and coatings DiSanto provides contract manufacturing
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    2016-04-11 15 Transforming theOrtho industry Design freedom Trabecular structures Cost saving Short series Production, Outliers Cost saving Replacing casting, Forging, Machining Specific Type of product General LowVolumeHigh
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    2016-04-11 17 The Aerospaceindustry All of the major aerospace companies embrace Additive Manufacturing
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    2016-04-11 18 Additive inAerospace ”Rolls produce for the first flying A350 engine” ”GE produce TiAl for the GE9X engine” ”Pratt & Whitney manufacture for the GTF, currently in production” ”ABC making business jet components”
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    2016-04-11 19 Aerospace potential,example 0 20 40 60 80 GEnx GE9X + GE90 Leap Machines required Future estimates for blades = 58 to 146 machines One component example
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    2016-04-11 20 Transforming theAero industry Cost saving Low volume manufacturing, Easy to capture Cost saving Short series, Production, Outliers Weight savings Performance New design, Bionic design General Type of product Specific LowVolumeHigh
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    2016-04-11 22 ”Arcam providescost-efficient Additive Manufacturing solutions for production of metal components.” Focusing on: - Aerospace components - Medical implants Mission Statement
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    2016-04-11 23 Products &Services Metal PowdersContract Mfg AM Systems
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    2016-04-11 24 Arcam inthe world Arcam Cad to Metal Ltd. Arcam Cad to Metal Inc. AP&C Inc. Arcam AB, HQ Arcam Italia Arcam (Beijing) Industrial Equipment Ltd DiSanto Technology Inc. Arcam EBM
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    2016-04-11 25 On agrowth track ”Strong increase in revenue and sound finances give us a solid foundation for continued growth”
  • 26.
    2016-04-11 26 Long termobjective to industrialize Additive Manufacturing offerings, providing the robust production processes that the industry demand
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    2016-04-11 28 Disruptive opportunities Significantlylower production cost through - Tool-less production - Lower material cost - Integrated validation - Validation tools, in-process monitoring etc - Integrated complex structures
  • 29.
    2016-04-11 29 Disruptive opportunities Significantproduct values added through - Design freedom - Customization - Differentiation - Integrated complex structures
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    2016-04-11 30 Conclusions - Competitionis casting, forging and machining - Significant potential for lower cost manufacturing - Significant potential for improved products AM will be the most important supplier to the aerospace industry and the largest supplier to the implant industry
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    2016-04-11 31 Transforming Industry Ourobjective is to change how metal products are manufactured, transforming the industry from conventional processes to Additive Manufacturing