EOS acquires stake in Metalpine

November 16, 2021

EOS GmbH has acquired a stake in Metalpine GmbH in order to jointly develop metal powders (Courtesy Metalpine)

EOS GmbH, headquartered in Krailling, Germany, has acquired a stake in Metalpine GmbH, a metal powder manufacturer based in Graz, Austria, with the aim of jointly developing innovative and sustainable metal powders. Utilising Metalpine’s atomisation technology, along with the material, process and system development competence of EOS, the partners are said to be well positioned to offer sustainable and economically efficient powder products for Additive Manufacturing.

Metalpine’s atomisation technology, specially designed for industrial AM, makes it possible to produce new types of powder with optimum efficiency. The company’s recently opened production centre in Graz, produces highly spherical metal powders from a very wide range of metals and metal alloys, including copper, steel, nickel-based alloys, titanium, molybdenum and tungsten.

“The technology and the team at Metalpine excited us from the very first moment,” stated Sascha Rudolph, senior vice president EOS Metal Materials at EOS. “We can now offer our customers even more powerful and sustainable solutions in the interplay between our industrial 3D printing process and the metal powder production used for this purpose.”

“The Metalpine process enables a whole new dimension of flexibility and is consistently geared towards the application field of 3D printing,” he continued. “The systems are particularly compact, can be quickly set up for new materials and are so low in emissions that they can also be operated in metropolitan areas without hesitation. We see a lot of common development potential and look forward to working with a highly motivated and professional team.”

Andreas Rohrseitz, the owner of the HTM-Invest group, commented, “We see the future collaboration with EOS as a confirmation of many years of research in the field of metal powder production for Additive Manufacturing. The process, which was developed by Dr. Martin Dopler and his team at the research site in Niklasdorf, combines the highest product quality with the lowest resource consumption.”

Gerald Pöllmann, CEO of Metalpine, added, “The industrialised production process produces uniquely spherical, non-porous and virtually satellite-free metal powder. We are very happy to be able to convert our materials into outstanding components through the joint work with the competent EOS team and to make the future of Additive Manufacturing more sustainable.”

The common goal of both partners is to offer their customers further application possibilities for AM, as well as more sustainable powder products. At the same time, this partnership is said to contribute to the corporate purpose of sustainable manufacturing introduced by EOS.

www.eos.info

www.metalpine.at

About Metal Additive Manufacturing magazine

Metal AM magazine, published quarterly in digital and print formats, is read by a rapidly expanding international audience.

Our audience includes component manufacturers, end-users, materials and equipment suppliers, analysts, researchers and more.

In addition to providing extensive industry news coverage, Metal AM magazine is known for exclusive, in-depth articles and technical reports.

Our focus is the entire metal AM process from design to application.

Each issue is available as an easy-to-navigate digital edition and a high-quality print publication.

In the latest issue of Metal AM magazine

Download PDF
 

Extensive AM industry news coverage, as well as the following exclusive deep-dive articles:

  • BMW Group: Laying the foundations for the application of metal Additive Manufacturing in the automotive industry
  • Predicting the metal Additive Manufacturing market – and breaking the hype cycle
  • China’s thriving metal Additive Manufacturing industry: An outsider’s perspective
  • Enhancing the productivity of Additive Manufacturing facilities through PBF-LB automation
  • Award-winning metal AM parts from the MPIF’s 2024 Design Excellence Awards
  • Performance of eddy currents for the in-situ detection of defects during PBF-LB metal AM

The world of metal AM to your inbox

Don't miss any new issue of Metal AM magazine, and get the latest industry news. Sign up to our twice weekly newsletter.

Sign up

Looking for AM machines, metal powders or part manufacturing services?

Discover suppliers of these and more in our comprehensive advertisers’ index and buyer’s guide, available in the back of Metal AM magazine.

  • AM machines
  • Process monitoring & calibration
  • Heat treatment & sintering
  • HIP systems & services
  • Pre- & post-processing technology
  • Powders, powder production and analysis
  • Part manufacturers
  • Consulting, training & market data
View online

Discover our magazine archive…

The free to access Metal Additive Manufacturing magazine archive offers unparalleled insight into the world of metal Additive Manufacturing from a commercial and technological perspective through:

  • Reports on visits to leading metal AM part manufacturers and industry suppliers
  • Articles on technology and application trends
  • Information on materials developments
  • Reviews of key technical presentations from the international conference circuit
  • International industry news

All past issues are available to download as free PDFs or view in your browser.

Browse the archive

Share via
Copy link
Powered by Social Snap