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Materials specialist Quantachrome has developed Autoflow BET+, an automatic surface area analyzer.
Carpenter Technology has introduced Cartech Puris 5+, which it says is the market’s first high-strength, low-oxygen titanium powder.
Arcast says that it has successfully gas-atomized titanium with a D90 of less than 60 μ (D50 of 25 μ to 35 μ).
The Wallwork Group is developing a new technology to remove the rough and irregular finish that can occur on AM metal components.
Metal powder producer Höganäs has introduced a magnum cartridge for customers requiring a high volume paste.
Furnace specialist Solar Atmospheres has put in place a molybdenum hot zoned vacuum furnace.
Machine tool specialist Mazak has introduced a 3D printer that provides both additive and subtractive capabilities.
A die manufacturer has purchased two Seco/Warwick pit style air temper furnaces for its manufacturing facility in Ontario, Canada.
Simufact Engineering has launched Simufact Additive software for the simulation of metal additive manufacturing processes.
Oerlikon Metco has developed a new multiprocess powder feeder.
A team of engineers from Northwestern University in the US has created a new way to print three-dimensional metallic objects using rust and metal powders.
Canada-based Equispheres Inc has successfully commissioned a proprietary atomization reactor to produce metal powders for AM.
Malvern Instruments has launched an improved rSolution platform on its Kinexus rotational rheometer.
Airbus’ defense and space division is using EOS additive manufacturing (AM) technology to produce satellite parts.
GKN Powder Metallurgy plans to exhibit a range of its PM-related products during the IAA motor show.
GKN has developed a prototype of metal hydride storage tank made of structures produced by powder metallurgy (PM).
Mining company Zenyatta Ventures Ltd plans to produce the high purity graphite required in components of fuel cell technology.
Avure Technologies reports that it will supply a Quintus hot isostatic press (HIP) to Alcoa Howmet.
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed a process that could make it easier to recycle neodymium and dysprosium.
Arcam AB’s powder manufacturing subsidiary AP&C has inaugurated its new facility in in Quebec, Canada.
Fredrik Emilson has been appointed new president and CEO of Höganäs AB.
AAM executive director Jeffrey W Nichols will lead the Lightweight Innovations For Tomorrow (LIFT) Technology Development Committee.
Element Materials Technology has updated on the company following its acquisition of Exova Group in June 2017.
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