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InssTek Is Revolutionizing Alloy Research Globally With the MX-Lab DED 3D Printer
Directed energy deposition (DED) is one of the more versatile metal additive manufacturing technologies. Used for everything from large metal parts to repairs, the process is gaining popularity in different sectors. One area where we are particularly seeing a growing…
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Directed energy deposition (DED) is one of the more versatile metal additive manufacturing technologies. Used for everything from large metal parts to repairs, the process is gaining popularity in different sectors. One area where we are particularly seeing a growing interest in DED printing is in material research. This can be seen with the MX-Lab 3D printer which has been designed for this very purpose.
The South Korean industrial 3D printing solution provider, InssTek, has seen significant global success with its metal 3D printing machine, MX-Lab, attracting top universities and research institutions worldwide. The recent sales to the Institut Jean Lamour (IJL) the University of Lorraine have further accelerated MX-Lab’s successful global expansion. Additionally, installations are currently underway at other universities and research institutions especially for those working in metallurgy and alloying, or the mixing of metals to make alloys.
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