Applications · Metal additive manufacturing

Follow the powder behind the part.

For space, aerospace and defence teams, a part’s history starts with the powder. AMSynchro brings material traceability and transport condition monitoring to the questions that arise across production and quality.

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The material records behind production and part inspection.
Quality teams

Bring material records into the review.

Use material specifications and laboratory results to examine the powder behind a build. Identify which genealogy and inspection records your team needs alongside them.

Operations teams

Check the journey between sites.

Review conditions recorded during transport and the events that need attention. Discuss how these records fit your receiving, storage and handling procedures.

Programme & procurement teams

Give the evaluation a clear purpose.

Define the production question, the available data and who will review the results. Agree the outputs, timetable and integration requirements at the outset.

A starting point for an evaluation

One build. The records behind it.

Choose a build and identify the powder batches used. Follow any splits or blends, then gather the relevant laboratory and inspection results. This gives the team a concrete set of records to examine and a way to identify where information is missing.

Include the journey when it matters.

If the powder has moved between sites, include the transport conditions your team wants to examine. We can discuss which records are available and how to connect them with the rest of the process.

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Bring us a process you want to understand better.

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