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EWI

EWI
1250 Arthur E. Adams Drive
Columbus, Ohio, 43221-3560
United States of America
EWI is the leading engineering and technology organization in North America dedicated to developing, testing, and implementing advanced manufacturing technologies for industry. Since 1984, EWI has offered applied research, manufacturing support, and strategic services to leaders in the aerospace, automotive, consumer electronic, medical, energy, government and defense, and heavy manufacturing sectors. The company matches its expertise to the needs of forward-thinking manufacturers to serve as a valuable extension of clients' innovation and R&D teams. Through this collaboration, EWI provides premium, game-changing solutions that deliver a competitive advantage in the global marketplace.


EWI in the News

SPEE3D to Provide Additive Manufacturing Technology to Welding Outfit

SPEE3D metal 3D printers chosen as one of the first advanced manufacturing technologies to be installed at EWI’s new Cold Spray Center of Excellence opening in 2022.

EWI Adopts Granta MI System to Enhance Additive Manufacturing Efficiencies

Materials information management system designed to help boost standards development in the AM community.

Senvol and NIST: New Project to Establish AM Process-Structure-Property Relationships

The Continuous Learning for Additive Manufacturing Processes Through Advanced Data Analytics project goal is to apply data analytics to both empirical and physics-based additive…

Hybrid System Builds Sensors into Metal

Creating the sensor represents a step in the instrumentation of the “things” populating the internet of things (IoT). Embedded sensors promise to provide the means to…

3D Printing’s New Materials, Part 2: Metal

Metal materials and systems offer ever-increasing choices for additive manufacturing of one-off parts or hundreds of custom pieces.