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About the Author: Tomasz Choma

Have been working at AMAZEMET since 2020, currently as an application engineer for 3 years, previously in R&D as a materials and process engineer. PhD student at Warsaw University of Technology - his research focuses on ultrasonic atomization of a wide range of materials. The beginning of his work with Additive Manufacturing goes back to 2015 and his master's degree which he completed at Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan focusing on Ti based in-situ MMC. Managing work packages in European projects such as "AM2SoftMag" in EIC Pathfinder and "GlobalAM" in HORIZON 2020 Twin Transition.
2611 2025

10 Advantages of Additive Manufacturing for Sustainable Metal Production

By |26/11/2025|Categories: Metal Additive Manufacturing / Metal 3D Printing|0 Comments

Powder waste is a costly problem in additive manufacturing. Discover how effective metal powder recycling with Powder2Powder can increase sustainability and save money.

1407 2025

Heat Resistant Metals: Exploring the Strongest Materials for Extreme Temperatures

By |14/07/2025|Categories: Metal Powders & Atomization|0 Comments

Whether it’s inside a jet engine, a nuclear reactor, or a manufacturing line working in extreme conditions, some environments are just too hot for ordinary materials to survive. In these high-stakes scenarios, heat resistant metals step in — built to withstand high temperatures that would melt or destroy conventional metals.

1206 2025

Precious Metals Atomization: Overcoming Challenges in Handling High-Value Materials

By |12/06/2025|Categories: Metal Powders & Atomization|0 Comments

In this article, we explore precious metals atomization and how to overcome the challenges in handling high-value materials

1905 2025

How to Make Metal Powder? What Metals Can Be Atomized Using Ultrasonic Technology?

By |19/05/2025|Categories: Metal Powders & Atomization|0 Comments

Our latest blog post explores the essential methods of making metal powder, from industrial-scale gas atomization to advanced processes for research. Read the full guide to see how each technique compares and discover why ultrasonic atomization offers unmatched flexibility for developing nearly any alloy.

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