Introducing the strength of various metal 3D printed objects, such as "Inconel" from "titanium alloy"! Please compare it with the strength of other manufacturing methods!
Our company uses both electron beam and laser metal 3D printers for manufacturing, accommodating a wide range of steel types. We will compare and introduce the strength of materials produced by metal 3D printers with those made using traditional methods (casting and forging) for each steel type. 【Featured Steel Types】 ■ Titanium Alloy (Ti6Al4V) ■ Pure Titanium (Grade-2) ■ Nickel-Based Alloys (IN625 / IN718) ■ Stainless Steel (SUS316L) ■ Maraging Steel ■ Aluminum Alloy (AlSi10Mg) ■ Cobalt-Based Alloys (CoCr) For more details, please download the materials or check the related links. Feel free to contact us for prototypes, delivery times, estimates, or any questions.
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Japan Metal Additive Manufacturing (JAMPT) was established in November 2017 by partners who have a desire to promote and spread metal 3D printer technology in Japan. JAMPT is a service bureau (SB) capable of providing a seamless service from powder development and manufacturing to prototyping and mass production in the field of metal 3D printing. With the pioneering presence of Koiwai Co., Ltd., academic backing and technical support from Professor Akihiko Chiba of Tohoku University (Institute of Metallic Materials), and the global network and information power of Sojitz Corporation as significant strengths, we will demonstrate advanced capabilities in the field of metal 3D printing. As part of a super-smart society in manufacturing, we aim to consider AM technology in the manufacturing field and overcome challenges together with our customers, providing unprecedented new products and new value chains to the world, contributing to the creation of a prosperous society. We wish to continue holding this aspiration. "Metal 3D printer? Let's ask JAMPT." We will strive to become a company where such voices can be heard in the product development field of our customers.
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Japan Metal Additive Manufacturing Technology (JAMPT) was established in November 2017 by partners who aspire to spread and permeate metal 3D printer technology in Japan. JAMPT is a service bureau (SB) that can provide a comprehensive service from powder development and manufacturing to prototyping and mass production, making it the first of its kind in Japan in the field of metal 3D printing. With the pioneering presence of Koiwai Co., Ltd., academic backing and technical support from Professor Akihiko Chiba of Tohoku University (Institute of Metal Materials), and the global network and information power of Sojitz Corporation, we will demonstrate advanced capabilities in the field of metal 3D printing. As part of a super-smart society in manufacturing, while standing at the forefront of metal 3D printer technology, we aim to think about AM technology in the manufacturing field and overcome challenges together with our customers, providing unprecedented new products and new value chains to society, thereby contributing to the creation of a prosperous society. We wish to continue holding this aspiration. "Metal 3D printer? Let's ask JAMPT." We will strive to become a company where such voices can be heard in the field of our customers' product development.
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