Stainless Steel 3d Printing

Parts created are fully dense metal with excellent mechanical properties.

Stainless steel 3d printing.

Using 316l stainless steel for metal 3d printing. This 3d printed stainless steel is produced via select laser melting slm and has high ductility and good thermal properties. Our direct metal printing service is the best option for stainless steel and bronze alloy manufacturing in quantities ranging from about 100 to 1000 parts. Stainless steel 1 4542 is our default stainless material for 3d printing.

About 316l stainless steel. Beyond our technology breadth we also offer a range of stainless 3d printing material options. 3d printed metal parts for production runs if you re looking for medium sized production runs of stainless steel parts rapidmade has you covered. It has good mechanical properties including excellent ductility when produced with laser based additive manufacturing.

Stainless steel 3d printing service for high quality stainless steel 3d printing 3diligent offers powder bed fusion and binder jetting technologies and is capable of delivering stainless steel parts in a way others cannot. All these powders are designed and tested for use on eos metal systems. It can be used for food safe applications machine components and production tools. Like aluminum and titanium stainless steel can be used to 3d print complex designs that are normally impossible to accomplish.

316l stainless steel is characterized by its good mechanical properties and corrosion resistance at both low and high temperatures. 316l is fully austenitic stainless steel and is now available to print with the studio system by desktop metal. The metal x is the most intuitive simple to use metal 3d printer available today. The stainless steel family of powders encompasses the 316l 316l vpro 17 4ph ph1 15 5 and cx alloys.

It can also produce large objects owing to its strength. Stainless steel is an iron alloy that contains chromium which causes the metal to be corrosion resistant. Print a wide range of materials from stainless steels to copper with minimal training on a closed workflow. Thanks to 3d printing technology stainless steel is soon to be put into even more uses.

This metal can accept a wide range of post processing operations including machining and milling.