Large-format, multi-metal 3D printing with aerospace origins - FormAlloy
41:04•2021-07-22
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After working in aerospace for years, Melanie and her co-founder saw an opportunity to transform how large complex metal parts were made. They looked at every technology possible and identified Direct Energy Deposition as the best option. Their metal 3D printers do not have the typical build size and material constraints that you find in more traditional DMLS systems - and they even print multi-metal hybrid parts seamlessly. Learn more about FormAlloy: https://www.formalloy.com/ Find all episodes of the Podcast in full video, audio, and extras: https://3dprintauthority.com/
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