Westinghouse to evaluate powder from Metal Powder Works for the Additive Manufacturing of nuclear components

May 15, 2025

Westinghouse will evaluate powder supplied by Metal Powder Works for the Additive Manufacturing of nuclear components (Courtesy Westinghouse Electric Company)
Westinghouse will evaluate powder supplied by Metal Powder Works for the Additive Manufacturing of nuclear components (Courtesy Westinghouse Electric Company)

Metal Powder Works (MPW), headquartered in Pittsburgh, USA, has signed a contract with Westinghouse Electric Company LLC, Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, USA, to supply metal powders for Westinghouse to evaluate for the Additive Manufacturing of components for the nuclear sector.

“This contract with Westinghouse marks a significant milestone for Metal Powder Works,” stated John Barnes, MPW Managing Director. “The nuclear sector places some of the most stringent demands on material quality, and reflects the precision and reliability of our DirectPowder™ process.”

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The Westinghouse contract builds on the company’s continued engagement with several major industrial and government partners in the aerospace, defence, and energy sectors.

“We believe Additive Manufacturing has a transformative role to play in next-generation nuclear technologies, and we are proud to be assessed by an industry leader to help deliver those solutions,” concluded Barnes.

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