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Overview of gas atomized metal powder Gas atomized metal powder refers to metallic particulate materials produced by atomizing molten alloy feedstock with high velocity inert gas jets. This imparts a spherical morphology ideal for additive manufacturing, metal injection molding, and other applications. Gas atomization features: Continue reading to learn about

Overview of inconel 3d printed part Inconel 3D printed parts refer to components fabricated from Inconel superalloy powders using additive manufacturing (AM) methods. Inconel grades offer exceptional heat and corrosion resistance combined with high strength, making them ideally suited to aerospace, power generation, and other demanding applications. Key properties of

Overview High temperature iron powders are specialized metallic powders made from iron-based alloys designed to operate at elevated temperatures exceeding 850°C without rapidly losing strength. Conventional iron and steel powders oxidize and deteriorate faster beyond this threshold. By carefully tailoring powder chemistry and processing treatments, high temperature strength and environmental

Overview Metal powders are fine metal particles used as feedstock for manufacturing techniques like additive manufacturing, metal injection molding, and powder metallurgy pressing and sintering. Producing advanced specialty metal powders with precise control of chemistry, particle size distribution, morphology, and microstructure is critical to properties of finished components. There are

Overview Titanium Aluminum Alloys are a class of metallic materials that contain a mixture of titanium and aluminum. They are lightweight, have high strength, and excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance at high temperatures. TiAl alloys are considered an important high-temperature structural material for aerospace and automotive applications due to their

Electron beam manufacturing refers to an additive manufacturing process that uses a focused beam of high-energy electrons to selectively melt and fuse metallic powder particles together layer-by-layer to directly fabricate complex 3D components. Also known as electron beam melting (EBM) or electron beam powder bed fusion, the process offers capabilities