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ePlus3D partnered with Young-Will Aerospace to validate laser powder bed fusion of a nickel–copper alloy. By optimizing process parameters and scanning strategy, they achieved crack-free parts with 570 MPa tensile strength—an 18% improvement over conventionally forged components—signaling strong potential for aerospace-grade Ni–Cu AM parts.

What aerospace applications or qualification milestones should come next now that crack-free, higher-strength Ni–Cu alloy parts are achievable?

Eplus3D Supports Young-Will Aerospace in Nickel-Copper Alloy Additive Manufacturing Process Validation

This article was originally posted on manufacturingtomorrow.com.
Through process parameter development and scanning strategy optimization, the project achieved crack-free forming of nickel-copper alloy components. The printed parts reached a tensile strength of 570 MPa, representing an 18% improvement compared with conventionally forged parts.

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