Additive Manufacturing, frequently referred to as 3D printing, involves the fabrication of three-dimensional objects through the successive deposition of material layers based on digital models. Owing to its unique capabilities, Additive Manufacturing has experienced substantial growth and adoption across diverse sectors, encompassing aerospace, automotive, and healthcare, among others.

Induction heating allows heating up or melting of an object without physical contact. The process uses high-frequency alternating currents to heat an electrically conductive material. The principle of induction heating is based on Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction, which states that a changing magnetic field will induce an electric current in a conductive material.

Chemical etching usage in metal etching in conjunction with 3D metal printing has greatly increased in recent years. Supports can be removed through metal machining processes. However, these methods can be costly, time-consuming, and prone to defects. Chemical etching offers a better alternative.

What is ultrasonic atomization? The principle is quite simple – all we need is a surface vibrating with ultrasonic frequency and liquid that wets the surface.

Another successful installation of #rePowder system on our list! Recently, we had the opportunity to visit Oak Ridge National Laboratory for installation and operator training of our materials development platform at ORNL, which enables the production of high-quality powders with tailored chemical compositions.

Due to repeated questions from our scientific partners and customers regarding the information provided recently by 3D-Lab about AMAZEMET and the Warsaw University of Technology, we decided to issue a joint statement to present objectively verifiable information.