GRCop-42 and the Copper Powder Feedstock Problem in Laser Powder Bed Fusion

Copper reflects most near-infrared laser light and conducts absorbed heat away faster than almost any other engineering metal. GRCop-42's move into commercial powder catalogs shows how feedstock morphology, oxide content, and particle size distribution are being engineered around that problem rather than worked around it.

Energetic States and Chemical Dynamics in Powder Systems

Energetic states in powder systems depend on more [...]

Why Your Powder Doesn’t Flow the Same in Summer

Humidity and temperature shifts [...]

Powder Consolidation Techniques in Additive Manufacturing

Powder consolidation techniques are a cornerstone of additive manufacturing [...]

Processing Techniques Involving Liquids and Gases – Drying (Part 4)

In this series, we have thoroughly explored [...]

Nanoparticles: How Size Affects Material Properties

In this weekly insight, we will dive into nanoparticle [...]

Powder Metallurgy: Advantages and Emerging Trends

In this article, we will discuss Emerging Trends in [...]

Perovskite Solar Cells: Unlocking Their Potential in Photovoltaics

In this article, we'll look at the fascinating [...]

Exploring Metal-Organic Frameworks: The Future of Porous Materials and Gas Storage

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are new, porous, crystalline materials [...]

Assessing Powder Packing Density

In many industries, from pharmaceuticals to construction, powder [...]

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