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Singapore Polytechnic

Innovation Centre for Additive Manufacturing (ICAM) is an end-to-end additive manufacturing hub located at Singapore Polytechnic. ICAM’s facilities, advanced capabilities, and a team of expert personnel specializing in materials science, mechanical engineering, and computational design, enables them to offer a comprehensive suite of additive manufacturing solutions, from materials development to post-processing. Upon the completion of research & development, ICAM works closely with industry partners as well as material suppliers, service bureaus, accredited testing labs and certifying bodies to drive AM adoption and commercialisation. For specific interest in AM metal powder customisation, industry can leverage ICAM’s unique expertise and its in-house gas atomisation plant.

As a joint effort between National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster (NAMIC), Enterprise Singapore (ESG) and Singapore Polytechnic, ICAM accelerates AM innovations for high-value commercial outcomes and bridge the gap in talent development for a skilled AM workforce.

With a comprehensive state of the art equipment and expertise, we strive to tackle industry challenges and needs through collaboration in the following industries.

Maritime
Energy Oil & Gas
Built Environment / Construction
Aerospace

Providing a wide range of facilities and equipment to accelerate the adoption of Additive Manufacturing across multiple industries.

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EOS M100
Renishaw AM400
DMG Mori Lasertec 65 3D Hybrid
Stratasys Connex 500
Stratasys Fortus 360mc
Raise3D E2
Camsizer XT
Gas Atomiser Plant
DMG MORI 5-Axis DMU50

To learn more about the equipment and facilities at SP ICAM, please visit here.

Explore the breakthrough of additive manufacturing through constant research & development projects.

Development of AM Gas Atomised Nickel Copper Aluminium Bronze Powder for Maritime Industry

The objective is to develop gas atomisation process to produce nickel aluminium bronze powder, including heat treatment to meet the material specification from the maritime industry. The project demonstrated the gas atomisation as a scalable processto produce AM powder, and is a feasible feedstock for emerging AM process like cold spraying for part fabrication. The powder is also applicable for laser powder bed fusion process and laser directed energy deposition processes.

Joint Industry Programme on AM Turbocharger Nozzle Ring for Maritime Industry

The objective is to adopt AM to produce turbocharger nozzle ring so that the lifespan and performance of the part are optimised for ship vessel. The project is a consortium led by Lloyds Register, together with LRQA, 3D Metalforge, Singapore Polytechnic, Neptune Pacific Lines, Kompressorenbau Bannewitz GmbH and Professional Testing Services. Singapore Polytechnic has also demonstrated the production of high-performance powder as AM feedstock via in-house gas atomisation facility.

Contact us for more information regarding partnership or our capabilities
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Singapore Polytechnic, Workshop 1201, 500 Dover Road, Singapore 139651
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