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Foundation Alloy’s latest refractory metal is “up to 3x stronger than the current market leader”

Described as the most commonly used of the refractory metals, Molyclast™ MC1200 would be the strongest molybdenum alloy ever commercialized. Developed by material company...

Foundation Alloy introduces a new generation of high-performance refractory metals

Refractory metals are a range of materials whose capabilities are yet to be explored. They are defined by their exceptionally high melting points (typically...

Adjusting alloy composition could ensure a better 3D printing process

To prevent changes in the microstructure of metals during the 3D printing process, researchers from Cornell University have developed a method to precisely control...

Fortius Metals granted $1.25M to qualify 3D printable wire alloy for hypersonic applications

Fortius Metals, a large format additive manufacturing company specializing in new materials, has received the amount of $1.25M as part of an AFWERX Direct-to-Phase...

NASA’s new 3D printable alloy would be 1,000 times durable than existing aerospace metal alloys

The combination of material modeling with AM drastically accelerated the material development process and enabled the development of a material which delivers better performance As...
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What if refractory metals didn’t need all that post-processing?

The development of new materials with unique post-processing requirements We’ve always been the first to praise manufacturing approaches that focus on perfecting post-processing stages. For...

Download the 2025 September/October edition of 3D ADEPT Mag

Every November, there’s only one destination for anyone building a business in additive manufacturing (AM): Frankfurt. Formnext. This year, though, feels a little more special....

Download the 2025 September/October issue of 3D ADEPT Mag

Every November, there’s only one destination for anyone building a business in additive manufacturing (AM): Frankfurt. Formnext. This year, though, feels a little more special....

A measured ambition for APWORKS’ new era: Manufacturing, materials, and strategy

A conversation with APWORKS’ new CEO, Sebastian Lepa APWORKS may not be the most talkative contract manufacturer in additive manufacturing, but it remains one of...

De-risking AM adoption: How Technology Readiness Levels guide industrial decisions

“We are excited to announce the launch of X material, ready to be used for highly regulated industries.” I can’t count the number of...