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Many different metals can be used when applying Wire and Arc Additive Manufacturing. From our experience, we have learned that the most challenging aspect of WAAM is controlling the mechanical properties and the quality of manufactured parts. Many different factors affect the mechanical properties of a WAAM part, e.g. the design, the equipment and the wire feedstock to name a few.

 

At RAMLAB the resulting material properties are thoroughly evaluated. Quality. Automated.

Materials

Cobalt alloy

Stellite 6

A wear resistance alloy with excellent properties up to 500 degrees Celsius

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Copper alloy

CuNi8Al6

An alloy with high corrosion resistance in seawater conditions

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Titanium alloy

Ti6Al4V

A high strength metal with low density

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Iron alloy

AISI 316L

A metal highly resistant to corrosion

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Iron Alloy

S420

A metal for structural applications

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Iron alloy

S460

A metal for structural applications

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Iron alloy

S690

A high strength steel

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Iron alloy

X90

A high strength steel for light weight applications

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Nickel alloy

718

Used for temperature resistance and oxidation resistant properties

Mechanical properties available on request
Nickel alloy

625

Used for temperature resistance and oxidation resistant properties

Mechanical properties available on request
Nickel alloy

Invar 36

Used where high dimensional stability is required

Mechanical properties available on request
Chromium-molybdenum

UTP AF ROBOTIC 453

For wear-resistant hardfacings on parts subject to abrasion, compression and high temperature

Mechanical properties available on request
Chromium-molybdenum

UTP AF ROBOTIC 554

For wear-resistant hardfacings on parts subject to abrasion, compression and high temperature

Mechanical properties available on request
More materials coming soon