Webinar: Electron Beam Melting: Today’s Impact and Tomorrow’s Potential for Additive Manufacturing

Offering high productivity and lower cost per part, Electron Beam Melting (EBM) technology has the power to help businesses build the next generation of applications, today. EBM helps unleash a new generation of additive innovation. This leading-edge technology offers you design freedom, excellent material properties, and stacking capabilities for efficient production of parts.

This webinar will give you an overview of EBM and describe why it is a unique and innovative force in additive manufacturing and a go-to technology in both aerospace and medical industries. Join the presenters as they discuss current applications on the market today and how it is helping to improve products and get them to market faster.

The session will also look ahead at the research being conducted around EBM and explore what the future holds for this cutting-edge technology.

Speakers

Isak Elfström, Vice President of EBM Technology
GE Additive

Isak Elfström is responsible for the development of GE Additive’s Electron Beam Melting (EBM) technology. He has spent almost 15 years developing the EBM technology and has helped drive the adoption of EBM-manufactured components in aerospace and orthopedics.

Isak holds an MSc in applied physics from Luleå University of Technology.

Oscar Angervall, Senior Product Manager
GE Additive

Oscar Angervall entered the world of EBM and additive manufacturing six years ago. Initially serving as a project manager for various development projects, he had the chance to learn valuable insights of the EBM capabilities. Now as product manager for the larger Arcam EBM machines, Oscar evangelizes the capabilities of EBM to others. Prior to joining Arcam and GE Additive, Oscar worked within the commercial vehicle industry and was a professional sailor.

Klas Rapphed, Product Marketing Manager
GE Additive

As a marketing manager at GE Additive, Klas Rapphed has a broad knowledge of the additive market and the unique position of the EBM technology. Before he joined GE Additive, Klas held different sales and marketing roles in the mobile network infrastructure industry.

Klas holds a B.Sc. in electrical engineering from Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, and a university degree in marketing and economics