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    BeAM Machines, Inc. to Host Open House

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    • BeAM Machines, Inc. hosts Open House on Thursday, August 31st at new 20,000 square foot facility in Cincinnati
    • Will feature live Directed Energy Deposition demonstrations

    CINCINNATI, OH – August 2017 – BeAM Machines SAS, a leading European specialist in providing DED (Directed Energy Deposition) solutions, opened its U.S subsidiary, BeAM Machines, Inc., in Cincinnati, Ohio earlier this year. The facility, operating as the BeAM Machines Solutions Center for North America, will handle sales, service, process/material development, applications, R&D and training.

    The 20,000 sq. ft. facility houses a dedicated additive manufacturing workspace, metallurgical lab, applications training facility, assembly area and post process machining department. BeAM will be hosting an Open House from 11am-8 pm on Thursday, August 31st  at its facility located at 5101 Creek Road in Blue Ash. Attendees will have the opportunity to view live demonstrations of the company’s flagship machine, The Magic 2.0, and tour the facility. Click here for Open House registration.

    According to Tim Bell, General Manager of BeAM Machines, Inc., “We chose Blue Ash as the location for our facility because it is the largest suburban employment center in greater Cincinnati with nearly 40,000 jobs. Additionally, it is centrally located to the major highways, is approximately 30 minutes to the Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky International Airport and is populated with a very high concentration of potential customers and suppliers.”

    Photo courtesy of BeAM Machines Inc.
    Photo courtesy of BeAM Machines Inc.

    BeAM Machines, Inc. manufactures 3D additive manufacturing machines, which use a combination of  DED and computer numeric control (CNC). DED works by feeding metallic powder through a deposition nozzle and melting it with a high power laser to create a layer-by-layer construction with CNC controlled accuracy. The machines support a range of materials such as stainless steel, titanium, nickel alloys and cobalt chromium to manufacture and repair parts for clients in multiple industries, including aerospace, defense, nuclear and oil & gas.

    BeAM’s additive manufacturing machine solutions range from the Mobile, a small scale 5 axis machine, optimized for material research, small production volumes as well as the repair of thin wall and complex parts, to the Magic 2.0, a large scale 5 axis machine designed for serial production or repair of high value components in industries with long lead times and high buy-to-fly ratios, and the new Modulo, a medium scale fully integrated 5 axis serial production machine ideal for constrained space environments and even remote places such as oil rigs, military conflict zones, etc. http://beam-machines.fr/wlg/en

    BeAM Machines, Inc. provides additive manufacturing solutions to the world’s industry leaders including the aerospace, defense, nuclear, oil and gas sectors, and is proud to be involved in programs that are advancing our world like never before. For more information, please visit www.beam-machines.com or view https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pjqysyy1ySs.

    Contact:
    Tim Bell
    BeAM Machines Inc.
    (513) 745-4510
    tb@beam-machines.com

    Source: BeAM Machines, Inc.

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