
Metals
Titanium Gr 5
The most common titanium alloy. Strength-to-weight competitive with steel, biocompatible, and corrosion-resistant in nearly any environment.
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Direct metal laser sintering — metal powder fusion.

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The most common titanium alloy. Strength-to-weight competitive with steel, biocompatible, and corrosion-resistant in nearly any environment.
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Aerospace and oilfield superalloy. Maintains strength to 700 °C, exceptional fatigue and corrosion resistance, available as machined stock and DMLS/SLM powder.
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Aerospace, marine, and oilfield precipitation-hardening stainless. Higher strength than 304/316L while retaining good corrosion resistance.
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Hard, biocompatible cobalt-chromium superalloy. Standard for dental copings, orthopedic implants, and gas-turbine vanes — DMLS-printed or cast.
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