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Velo3D, Inc. (NYSE: VLD) is a leading metal additive manufacturing technology company for mission-critical parts. It has certified nickel-based superalloy powder Amperprint ® 0233 Haynes ® 282 ® for its Sapphire ® series printers .The powder is produced by Höganäs AB (the world leader in metal powder production) under the license of Haynes International, Inc., and aims to provide high creep strength, thermal stability, weldability and workability that are not common in other alloys sex.The material is very suitable for high-temperature structural applications such as energy power generation, gas turbines and space launch vehicles, and can be used to manufacture heat exchangers, burners, nozzles, combustion linings, rocket engines, and shrouded impellers.
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Burner lining made of Amperprint® 0233 Haynes® 282® powder from Höganäs.This part has 23,000 unique holes for optimizing the air-fuel ratio and internal passages for regenerative cooling.The part appears to be printed without support.(Photo: Business Wire)
The first Sapphire ® printer using Amperprint ® 0233 Haynes ® 282 ® powder will be operated by Duncan Machine Products (DMP), a contract manufacturer based in Duncan, Oklahoma.This system will be the seventh in DMP’s Velo3D Sapphire ® printer series.
“Our goal at Velo3D is to enable engineers to build the parts they want without compromising design or quality,” said Benny Buller, CEO and founder of Velo3D.“Using new powder metals such as Amperprint ® 0233 Haynes ® 282 ® for our end-to-end solutions further expands the possibilities of our additive manufacturing technology. Our partners in Höganäs provide the highest quality materials, and I look forward to seeing them To what our customers use this amazing alloy to make.”
Powdered nickel-based superalloys, such as Amperprint ® 0233 Haynes ® 282 ®, are usually used to print high-temperature application parts due to their crack resistance and the ability to operate at temperatures close to the melting point.This tolerance allows parts printed with alloys to be used in vacuum, plasma, and other demanding applications.Its high weldability makes the powder ideal for parts in large systems because it can be welded to other components.
Höganäs specializes in the production of powders for additive manufacturing, providing products with a uniform spherical shape, strictly controlled chemical properties, and enhanced fluidity.These powders are made of the purest materials, with very precise trace element composition, giving metals unique properties.
“It is encouraging to see engineers being able to build using metal powders from Höganäs and Velo3D’s unsupported additive manufacturing process,” said Jerome Stanley, Höganäs Custom Technology Global Sales Director.”The first parts printed with our Amperprint ® 0233 Haynes ® 282 ® powder are impressive. I believe the customer has only touched the surface that this super alloy can achieve. This powder is compatible with Velo3D’s end-to-end solution Metal AM The combination of solutions is an extremely effective combination of integrating parts into an overall structure to eliminate the coefficient of thermal expansion in large-scale high-performance systems.”
Velo3D is one of the first additive manufacturing technology companies to provide Amperprint ® 0233 Haynes ® 282 ® powder to its customers.Many of Velo3D’s customers use its end-to-end solutions to produce parts for aviation, energy, oil and gas, space and other high-performance applications, which makes this powder a perfect fit for Velo3D’s product portfolio.In addition to Amperprint ® 0233 Haynes ® 282 ® powder, metal powders that can be printed with Velo3D technology include Hastelloy X ®, Inconel 718, aluminum F357, Ti 6Al-4V Grade 5 and several other materials.
Velo3D is a metal 3D printing technology company.3D printing (also known as additive manufacturing (AM)) has the unique ability to improve the way high-value metal parts are manufactured.However, since its invention nearly 30 years ago, the capabilities of traditional metal AM have been greatly limited.This prevents the technology from being used to create the most valuable and influential parts, limiting its use to specific areas where restrictions are acceptable.
Velo3D overcomes these limitations, so engineers can design and print the parts they want.The company’s solutions unleash a wide range of design freedoms, enabling customers in the fields of space exploration, aerospace, power generation, energy, and semiconductors to innovate in the future in their respective industries.Using Velo3D, these customers can now build mission-critical metal parts that were previously impossible to manufacture.The end-to-end solution includes Flow™ print preparation software, Sapphire ® series printers and Assure™ quality control system-all of which are supported by Velo3D’s Intelligent Fusion ® manufacturing process.The company delivered its first Sapphire ® system in 2018 and has been a strategic partner of innovative companies such as SpaceX, Honeywell, Honda, Chromalloy, and Lam Research.Velo3D has been selected into Fast Company’s prestigious 2021 annual list of the world’s most innovative companies.For more information, please visit velo3d.com, or follow the company on LinkedIn or Twitter.
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Post time: Jan-07-2022