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.

Powder Spreading in Powder Bed Fusion: What Recoater Interaction Reveals About Layer Defects

Powder spreading in powder bed fusion is a recoater-powder interaction shaped by cohesion, particle size distribution, and particle shape. This article maps streaking, short-feeding, and layer non-uniformity back to their underlying mechanisms and separates powder-driven causes from blade wear and spreading speed.

Concentrated Refractory Alloy Powders for Rocket Propulsion

Concentrated refractory alloy powders for rocket propulsion only [...]

Additive Manufacturing Integration and the Rise of Smart Powder Processing

Smart powder processing in additive manufacturing links engineered [...]

Powder and Granular Creep: Mechanisms, Testing, and Control

Powder creep mechanisms occur in various ways; powders [...]

Powder Consolidation Techniques in Additive Manufacturing

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

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