15-5 is used widely in 3D-printing thin-walled devices, complex parts, cold and hot spraying, laser coating, and biomedical applications. About the 3D Printing 15-5 Stainless Steel Powder: Stainless 15-5 metal powder can be used for 3D printing of th…
304 powder offers good corrosion resistance. The spherical 304 powder particles can easily be distributed across the entire coating layer and positioned parallel to its surface. This creates a shielding coating with an excellent ability to hide moist…
Iron-based metal is used widely in 3D-printing thin-walled parts and devices, cold and hot spraying, laser coating, and the biomedical field. 316 alloy is an austenitic universal stainless steel with a face centered cubic structure. About 316 Powde…
316L stainless steel has excellent resistance to corrosion; High toughness and good ductility; Moderate strength, hardenable by cold work; High resistance to oxidation at elevated temperature; Low thermal conductivity. About 3D Printing Stainless S…
Stainless Steel 440C Powder can be used in laser/electron light beam additive production (SLM/EBM), laser straight deposition (DLD), powder hot isostatic pressing (HIP), and so on.Particle size: 0-45 μm, 0-53 μm, 15-45 μm, 15-53 μm, 45-105 μm. Use: 3…
The stainless steel powder 17-4PH, martensitic precipitation-hardening steel can be used in the manufacture of shafts and parts for steam turbines. Particle sizes: 0-45mm, 0-53mm, 15-40mm, 15-20-53mm, 10-15-53mm, 30-45mm, 40-105mm. Use: 3D Printing.…
Does Zinc Sulfide a Crystalline Ion? Since I received my very first zinc sulfur (ZnS) product I was keen to find out whether it's a crystalline ion or not. In order to determine this I carried out a range of tests that included FTIR spectra, insolubl…
The water-reducing agent should be used with concrete admixture, which will reflect the water-reducing effect. Cement quality is therefore a direct factor of the effect of water-reducing agent. There are different strategies to adopt when encounterin…
What is Aerogel Powder?Aerogel is the world's thinnest material. Aerogels are made of silicon gel. The first was created by American scientist Kistler, in 1931, for his gambling games with friends. Aerogels come in many forms, including silicon and c…