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After printing various parts with AF-9628 powder, Air Force scientists analyzed the resulting parts’ porosity, strength, and impact toughness. The mechanical properties were good, researchers did not see cracking, and the parts were similar to traditionally manufactured parts. The parts even matched the required 10% elongation, indicating increased strength without becoming brittle.

Air Force Develops Steel Alloy for 3D Printing

Aug. 22, 2019

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