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Asia New Materials (Beijing) has verified its CuCrZr alloy for SLM, reaching 99.9% density and 76% IACS electrical conductivity post-heat treatment.
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Asia New Materials (Beijing) has verified its CuCrZr alloy for SLM, reaching 99.9% density and 76% IACS electrical conductivity post-heat treatment.

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Asia New Materials (Beijing) has verified its CuCrZr alloy for SLM, reaching 99.9% density and 76% IACS electrical conductivity post-heat treatment. By perfecting Zirconium control and achieving a 0.06% hollow-powder rate, they have solved the porosity issues common in copper AM. The material remains stable at 500°C with 20% elongation, ideal for aerospace. This allows high-performance copper parts to be printed on standard laser systems, scaling industrial copper AM. 🚀 #3DPrinting #AM #Copp...

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