Directed Energy Deposition (DED)

Corentec is a global orthopedic company focused on delivering high value products strategically positioned to fill the market gap between established premium brand names and economical, entry-level manufacturers. Through sophisticated engineering and intuitive designs, Corentec provides quality products at an affordable price. Corentec America, Inc. is located in Laguna Hills, CA.

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DM3D Technology LLC is a metal additive manufacturing company and DED technology and service provider serving the aerospace, defense, space, and industrial sectors. It offers fully integrated powder and wire laser Directed Energy Deposition (DED), large builds over 10 feet by 10 feet with multiple nozzles, multi-material printing with four materials simultaneously, and repair and hardfacing. The company holds over 40 patents and has qualified more than 30 metals/alloys for production.

CAD/CAM design and toolpathingCNC-based DMD systemshardfacinglarge builds over 10 feet by 10 feetlaser DEDmulti-material printingpost-processingpowder and wire laser DEDrepair and claddingrobot-based DMD systems

DMG MORI Federal Services, Inc. is described as the world's largest machine tool manufacturer and the industry's only total solutions provider supporting additive and subtractive manufacturing. It supports revitalization of the defense industrial base through capacity investment initiatives, multi-year procurement contracts, and advanced manufacturing technologies including SLM and DED. The company is NIST compliant, CMMC certified, and operates on Microsoft GCC High.

additive manufacturingfield servicemachiningmillingSelective Laser Melting (SLM)Subtractive Manufacturingturningworkforce training

FormAlloy Technologies, Inc. designs and builds DEDSmart® Directed Energy Deposition (DED) systems and provides metal additive manufacturing services from El Cajon, California. Founded in 2016 by engineers from aerospace and heavy industry, the company helps aerospace, defense, energy, and industrial manufacturers produce new metal parts, add features and coatings to existing parts, and repair worn or damaged components.

DED hardware integrationFeasibility Testinglaser claddingmaterial developmentmetal additive manufacturingmulti-material buildspowder and wire depositionreal-time process monitoring and controlrepair of worn or damaged components