3D printing company Digital Metal produced two new superalloy grades, DM 247 and DM 625, for aerospace, automotive and industrial applications

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September 10, 2019

Briefing	New Superalloy Grades – Digital Metal developed two new superalloy grades, DM 247 and DM 625, that can withstand extreme environments like high heat and stress Binder Jetting Technology – Prints material without applying heat while separate sintering process minimizes thermal gradients during cooling Problem Solved – Allows 3D printers to use non-weldable materials, which was problem of 3D printing techniques that use heat Applications – DM 247 used for turbine blades with DM 625 for seawater applications, chemical processing equipment, and other uses in aerospace, automotive and industrial segments Testing – Both alloys underwent rigorous in-house testing to ensure applicability to customer needs
Accelerator	3D Printing, Advanced Materials
Sector	Industrial Manufacturing, Transportation and Logistics
Function	Operations, Manufacturing and Production, Research and Development
Organization	Digital Metal
Source	"Digital Metal® launches two superalloys for extreme applications," Digital Metal, https://digitalmetal.tech/; "Digital Metal® launches two 3D printable superalloys for extreme industry applications," MANUFACTUR3D, https://manufactur3dmag.com/; AcceleratingBiz analysis
Original Publication Date	September 4, 2019

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