Built to scale beyond powder
The platform is defined by metallurgical mastery, not by a single product form. Controlled expansion alloys sit alongside our atomised powders as proof of that principle.
What we make
Powders for additive manufacturing
High-sphericity, low-oxygen powders with controlled morphology and rheology for laser and electron beam systems at production scale.
Powders for metal injection moulding
Fine-cut, narrow particle size distributions for precision components held to density and surface finish requirements.
Pre-alloyed powders for consolidation
Nickel superalloys, titanium and tool steels for hot isostatic pressing and near-net-shape production.
Controlled expansion alloys
Engineered to hold dimension across temperature where electronics, optics and aerospace assemblies demand it. Osprey CE7 and related grades.
Named for what they are
Materials are named by metallurgy and standard, and cited against the recognised specification where one applies.
| Alloy system | Specification | Typical cuts |
|---|---|---|
| Ti-6Al-4V | ASTM F3001 · F2924 | 15–45 µm · 45–106 µm |
| Ni superalloys | AMS 5662 · 5663 class | 15–53 µm · 53–150 µm |
| Stainless 316L | ASTM A276 chemistry | 15–45 µm · 45–106 µm |
| Cobalt chrome | ASTM F75 | 15–45 µm |
| Tool steels | Customer specification | Cut to process |
| Osprey CE7 | Controlled expansion | Ingot · machined form |
Where the platform extends
Deliberately, and only where the metallurgy is genuinely ours. Osprey patented silicon alloys for electronic packaging in 2001.