Electron Beam Melting (EBM)

Find EBM (Electron Beam Melting) suppliers for high-performance metal additive manufacturing.

About Electron Beam Melting (EBM)

EBM uses an electron beam in a vacuum to melt metal powder. The process reduces internal stresses and is ideal for titanium implants and aerospace components. Typical materials include Titanium Ti-6Al-4V, Cobalt Chrome, Inconel.

6 verified suppliers.

FIT Additive Manufacturing Group — Lupburg, Germany
FIT Additive Manufacturing Group is a globally recognized specialist in additive design and industrial 3D printing with 30 years of expertise since 1995. Based in Lupburg, Germany, FIT operates 60+ in
Precilayer — India, India
Precilayer is a precision manufacturing company based in India offering best-in-class CNC machining and additive manufacturing services. The company combines subtractive and additive technologies to d
LAI International — Tempe, United States
LAI International is a premier provider of highly-engineered, mission-critical components since 1979, serving aerospace, defense, energy, industrial, and medical industries. The company specializes in
BEAMIT — Palermo, Italy
BEAMIT is a leader in high-end metal additive manufacturing, integrating advanced AM technologies with precision CNC machining to produce complex metal components with tight tolerances. Operating acro
Burloak Technologies — Oakville, Canada
Burloak Technologies is one of the largest metal additive manufacturing contract manufacturers in North America, specializing in end-to-end solutions for aerospace, space, defense, and energy sectors.
Plansee SE — Breitenwang, Austria
Plansee SE is the world's leading developer and manufacturer of components made from molybdenum, tungsten, tantalum, and their alloys. With over 100 years of experience and 12 production sites globall

Frequently asked questions

What is Electron Beam Melting (EBM)?

EBM uses an electron beam in a vacuum to melt metal powder. The process reduces internal stresses and is ideal for titanium implants and aerospace components.

What is EBM best for?

Typical applications include: Titanium implants, Aerospace, Orthopedic parts, Large metal components. Limitations to consider: Rough surface, Limited to few materials, Very expensive.

How much does EBM 3D printing cost?

EBM is one of the most expensive options compared with other 3D printing processes. Final pricing depends on part geometry, quantity and finishing — compare quotes from the verified suppliers listed on this page for exact numbers.