Tungsten Metal 3D Printing Focus of Collaboration

A 3D equipment and materials supplier recently announced a collaboration agreement to develop advanced tungsten-based metal 3D printing using binder jetting that focuses on two metal matrix composites.
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Heat Treat Provider Expands HIP Capabilities to Serve Quality-Critical Industries

A heat treating and metal processing services provider in the Pacific Northwest recently increased its hot isostatic pressing (HIP) capabilities with the purchase of new equipment to enable the company to process a broad range of materials and lot sizes for quality-critical industries, such as energy, aerospace, and medical.
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Magnesium Extrusion Press Expands Heat Treating Capabilities

A manufacturer of engineered response materials for the oil and gas industry expects to expand its heat treating capability with the recent installation of a new 3,500 MT extrusion press.
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Innovation Center to Pair Design, Metal AM for Rapid Problem Solving

A new, highly advanced innovation center was recently opened in Orlando, Florida, pairing design with manufacturing, implementing robotics, rapid prototyping, scanning, digital tools, and on-site metal additive manufacturing.
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Heat Treat Radio: Heat Treat Megatrends with Gary Doyon
Doug Glenn, the publisher of Heat Treat Today and host of Heat Treat Radio, recently discussed international heat treating megatrends with his guest, Gary Doyon, the CEO of Inductotherm Group, based in Rancocas, New Jersey. Inductotherm Group develops and manufactures advanced technologies, products, and systems for the heat-driven transformation of metals and specialty materials, providing localized manufacturing, engineering, service, and support in every region of the world through 40 full-service companies providing 50 individual product lines organized into 10 global brands.
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