We are excited to announce that Eurofins EAG Laboratories will be presenting a poster at the Golden Jubilee Celebration of the 50th International Conference and Expo on Advanced Ceramics and Composites (ICACC 2026) in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Meet Dr. Gideon Bartov on January 27 and 28 as he dives into a full elemental analysis of Scalmalloy®.
Poster Reference Number: ICACC-PA052-2026
Discussion Topic: Full Elemental Analysis of Scalmalloy®
Conference Dates: January 25-30, 2026
Discussion Dates: January 27, 2026, and January 28, 2026
Discussion Time: 5PM-8 PM ET (January 27) and 5PM-7:30PM ET (January 28)
Abstract:
Aluminum scandium alloys are proving to have great potential in the automotive, aerospace, and telecommunication industries as modern, high performance, substitutes for existing alloys and semiconductors. The constant advances in additive manufacturing (AM) enables manufacturers to produce materials of complex shapes and sizes. The combination of the high-performance requirements of these alloys as well as the challenges associated with additive manufacturing requires full chemical survey of the starting powder to be used in AM.
Eurofins EAG Laboratories is well positioned to conduct such analyses using multiple techniques available in-house. Inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry (ICP-OES) is best suited for analyzing the major constituents of an alloy. EAG is also able to conduct NIST High Performance ICP-OES analysis. Glow discharge mass spectrometry (GDMS) is a direct-analysis technique able to survey the entire periodic table and provide ppm to sub-ppm reporting limits. Finally, instrumental gas analysis (IGA) can quantify hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen; the latter being an extremely important impurity for AM. Scalmalloy® is an accepted industry standard used in AM. We conducted a full elemental survey of this material at EAG Laboratories.,
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