Case Study: Samson AG uses OE750 spark spectrometer for additive manufacturing

“The OE750 from Hitachi is the best way for us to perform analysis quickly and efficiently.”

3D printed valve from SAMSON AG


Samson is manufacturing valves, transmitters, controllers, and automated systems. Being a certified materials manufacturer for additive manufacturing in compliance with the Pressure Equipment Directive (PED), Samson needed an analyzer to meet the norms and standards to comply with PED.

For 3D metal printing the analysis of unwanted oxygen is crucial, but many mid-range spectrometers struggle to detect it. The historical answer for oxygen analysis has been combustion analysis, which is very expensive and time consuming. Therefore, the OE750 optical emission spectrometer is the ideal solution for affordable and easy oxygen monitoring.

Read the full case study to learn more about the use of the OE750 for additive manufacturing at Samson.

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Date: 22 September 2021

Author: Michael Molderings, Product Manager OES

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