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Advances in 3D Printing: Microfabrication Techniques and Forming Applications. [PDF]
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International Journal of Material Forming, 2009
Titanium is a popular material for medico components, primarily due to its excellent properties as regards strength, resistance to corrosion and biocompatibility. The disadvantages are mainly the low formability at room temperature and the material cost. As an alternative to conventional machining, the component can be plastically formed by a number of
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Titanium is a popular material for medico components, primarily due to its excellent properties as regards strength, resistance to corrosion and biocompatibility. The disadvantages are mainly the low formability at room temperature and the material cost. As an alternative to conventional machining, the component can be plastically formed by a number of
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ICALEO 2007: 26th International Congress on Laser Materials Processing, Laser Microprocessing and Nanomanufacturing, 2007
Laser forming has been shown effective as a non-contact bending technique for 0.15 mm thickness cantilever beams made from Neyoro G, a high-strength, high-reflectivity, high thermal conductivity material. The current work reports on efforts to extend laser forming to miniature 3-D axisymmetric shapes from similar thickness originally flat discs.
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Laser forming has been shown effective as a non-contact bending technique for 0.15 mm thickness cantilever beams made from Neyoro G, a high-strength, high-reflectivity, high thermal conductivity material. The current work reports on efforts to extend laser forming to miniature 3-D axisymmetric shapes from similar thickness originally flat discs.
D. O. MacCallum +2 more
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