How REMET Stopped Depending on Commercial Metal Powder Suppliers

REMET Works with ATO to Achieve Material Independence in Additive Manufacturing

REMET S.A. is a recognized Polish manufacturer of highly processed welded structures and metal parts for the oil & gas and energy industries. In 2019, the company expanded its R&D department into metal 3D printing.

Commercial metal powder came with real limits: restricted chemistries, inconsistent particle properties, high costs, long lead times, and no way to recycle unused material. REMET needed a faster, more independent path.

Learn how:

  • In-house atomization let REMET produce powder from wire and scrap, designing composition for each specific application.
  • Controlling particle-size fraction and sphericity directly improved print quality, roughness, and cracking resistance.
  • Paired with in-house scanning and non-destructive testing, REMET can now offer end-to-end prototyping without outside bottlenecks.

Download this case study to see REMET’s specific alloy trials, their NDT validation workflow, and commentary from their 3D Manager.


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