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A new technique for 3D printing metals, which utilizes ultrafast cooling, can produce components with exceptional levels of strength and ductility.
Sinterhard, a US start up based in Massachusetts, is developing metal powder filled filaments for use in existing 3D filament printers.
The new version 5 software has been released for the XO in-process particle size analysis range from Xoptix Ltd.
SGL Carbon says that it has developed full size TF6 and PV15 bipolar plates (BPP) made of a graphite/fluoropolymer composite material.
EuroSciCon Ltd says that the next Metal, Mining and Metallurgy show will take place from 1-2 November 2018 in Paris, France
ASTM International’s committee on reactive and refractory metals and alloys is developing a proposed standard for titanium alloy bars.
The Center for Engineering and Industrial Development (CIDESI) has installed a Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) system from Quintus Technologies.
America Makes and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) have published version 2.0 of its Standardization Roadmap for Additive Manufacturing.
Gas specialist Linde has won a best innovation lab 2018 for its ‘Digital Base Camp’,
Metal Powder Report consulting editor Joseph Capus interviewed Dr Randall German about his outstanding academic career in PM.
Charles Ross has developed a new laboratory paddle blender for more convenient, automated powder blending.
The organizers of ITPS and the IFCS have published details of presentations from OEM representatives that will take place during the events.
Thermal processing company Quintus Technologies has developed a new process, High Pressure Warm Forming (HPWF).
Liz Nickels spoke to Desktop Metal, a US-based company that uses MIM-based 3D printing to make the technology more accessible to all.
This paper shows the advantages of having HIPing and Heat Treatment combined for Powder metallurgy parts.
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Materials Today Interview with Dr Bryan Roebuck from the National Physical Laboratory about his work in powder metallurgy.
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