Capacity Growth CalRAM has recently expanded its facility from 4,000 sq ft to 25,000 sq ft and invested in multiple Arcam A2X and SLM 280 machines, signaling rising production capacity and throughput potential for additive manufacturing projects.

Part to Print The company emphasizes part-to-print additive manufacturing using electron beam melting with in-house machining, scanning, and measurement capabilities, enabling end-to-end prototyping and low-rate production with tight quality control—a compelling fit for clients seeking rapid, integrated AM solutions.

Strategic Partnerships Active collaborations with leading AM institutes and industry players such as UT Austin, Carnegie Mellon, Penn State, EWI, Northrup Grumman, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory present opportunities to co-develop advanced materials and processes and to leverage pilot programs for prospective clients.

Financial Backing Insight Equity’s acquisition and ongoing capital investment since 2014 indicate stable financial backing and growth readiness, which can be leveraged in conversations about scale-up possibilities, risk mitigation, and long-term AM program partnerships.

Market Positioning Operating in aviation and aerospace with a focus on additive manufacturing positions CalRAM to pursue defense and aerospace suppliers requiring rapid prototyping, lightweight components, and custom parts, aligning with trends toward on-demand manufacturing and supply chain resilience.