Penn United Technologies, based in Cabot, Pennsylvania, has expanded its technological portfolio with the addition of the AMCM M 4K metal Additive Manufacturing (AM) machine, supplied by AMCM, an EOS Group company based in Starnberg, Germany. This state-of-the-art machine will enable the company to meet growing demand for high-quality, qualified components across various energy sectors.

Focus on Energy Markets

Penn United plans to produce parts using 316L stainless steel. This material is commonly used in the energy sector. The company will use additive manufacturing (AM). Penn United will leverage its experience in regulated markets. These markets include alternative energy, nuclear energy, and battery storage. They will offer additively manufactured components. These components will meet strict industry standards.

Penn United possesses expertise in machining, grinding, and electrical discharge machining (EDM). Consequently, they can provide tailored solutions. Therefore, they can help customers determine the business case for AM.

Jake Jones, AM Business Development Manager at Penn United, highlighted the company’s commitment to innovation. He stated the M 4K printer will address new challenges. Furthermore, it will benefit customers in various industries. This technology allows for the production of complex parts. Consequently, it improves efficiency and reduces lead times.

Penn United’s adoption of additive manufacturing strengthens its position. Therefore, it provides advanced solutions to its customers.