• Kennametal launches Stellite powder for Additive Manufacturing

  Kennametal Inc., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, has launched Stellite 21 AM™ powder, reportedly the first Stellite™ powder qualified for Laser Beam Powder Bed Fusion (PBF-LB) Additive...»

• Online Q&A directory launched for vacuum furnace end-users

  VacuumFurnaces.com, a mobile and online Question-and-Answer directory, has been launched for vacuum furnace equipment end-users; commercial and in-house vacuum heat treaters; and equipment, product»

• Researchers could finely tune high-temperature superalloys for specific properties

  Superalloys that withstand extremely high temperatures could soon be tuned even more finely for specific properties, such as mechanical strength, as a result of work undertaken at KTH Royal Institu...»

• Höganäs joins DESULF project to reuse zinc-rich dust from its melting furnaces

  Zinc-rich dust is a significant by-product of Höganäs’ melting furnace in Sweden, with limited potential for reuse. However, the metal powder producer states that this could now change, followi...»

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The main reason for the technology’s success is its cost-effectiveness at producing high volumes of net-shape components, combined with its ability to allow the manufacture of products that, because of the production processes, simply cannot be manufactured by other methods.

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• Kennametal launches Stellite powder for Additive Manufacturing

  Kennametal Inc., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, has launched Stellite 21 AM™ powder, reportedly the first Stellite™ powder qualified ...»

• Online Q&A directory launched for vacuum furnace end-users

  VacuumFurnaces.com, a mobile and online Question-and-Answer directory, has been launched for vacuum furnace equipment end-users; commercial and in-...»

• Researchers could finely tune high-temperature superalloys for specific properties

  Superalloys that withstand extremely high temperatures could soon be tuned even more finely for specific properties, such as mechanical strength, a...»

• Höganäs joins DESULF project to reuse zinc-rich dust from its melting furnaces

  Zinc-rich dust is a significant by-product of Höganäs’ melting furnace in Sweden, with limited potential for reuse. However, the metal powder p...»

• 20^th Plansee Seminar dates announced

  The Plansee Group, headquartered in Reutte, Austria, has announced that its rescheduled 20th Plansee Seminar will take place at the group's headqua...»

• Ultra Fine Specialty Products earns AS9100 certification for gas atomised powders

  Ultra Fine Specialty Products, LLC, an affiliate of Novamet Specialty Products Corporation, has announced that its manufacturing site in Woonsocket...»

• Allied Sintering highlights PM actuators and motion control components in electric vehicles

  In a recent blog post, Allied Sinterings, Inc., Danbury, Connecticut, USA, reports on the benefits of using Powder Metallurgy for the production of...»

• Rusal America to locate aluminium powder business at Neighborhood 91

  Neighborhood 91, the Additive Manufacturing production campus at Pittsburgh’s International Airport Innovation Campus, USA, is reported to be the...»