Engineering

Steel Powders for Engineering

The advent of Additive Manufacturing has added new features to the traditional manufacturing methods across many industries. Not only can complex designs and shapes be produced, but it allows for the cost-effective production of smaller batches of parts, as it eliminates the need for expensive molds and other tooling. 

The possibility of producing parts with these complex geometries allows designers to create more efficient and cost-effective designs, which has allowed the Additive Manufacturing industry to enter many sectors where, previously, the production of these parts was prohibitively expensive. 

Advances in technology, investment in R&D, and new materials and printing processes have placed Additive Manufacturing at the forefront of producing parts that are strong, durable, and customizable to different customer and industry needs.