Additive Manufacturing of Alloys

Additive manufacturing of alloys is a process where metal parts are created layer by layer directly from digital designs. Using specialized machines like 3D printers, powdered or wire forms of metal alloys are melted or fused together precisely, allowing complex and customized components to be built without traditional molds. This method enables rapid production, reduces waste, and offers design flexibility. It’s widely used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and healthcare for making lightweight, strong, and intricate metal parts efficiently.