Iron Alloy Powder
The main application of 3D printing metal powder;
Aerospace
Molds
Automotive
Medical instruments
Military industry
Product No. | Iron Base Alloy Powder | Composition (%) | O (%) | A.D.g/cm3 | Particle Size |
NRE-60005 | NRE-SS316L | Cr 16-18,Ni 10-14, Mo 2-3, Fe Bal. | 0.05-0.1 | 4.6-5.2 | 15-45um, 15-53um, 45-150um, D50 10-15um, D50 1-2um, D50 0.5-1um. |
NRE-SS304L | Cr 18-20,Ni 8-10, Fe Bal. | ||||
NRE-SS17-4PH | Cr 15-17.5 Ni 3-5, Cu 3-5, Al Bal. | ||||
NRE-18Ni300 | Ni 18-19, Mo 4.6-5.2, Co 8.5-9.5,Ti 0.5-0.8, Fe Bal. | ||||
NRE-H13 | Cr 4.7-5.5, Mo 1.1-1.7, V 0.8-1.2 Si 0.8-1.2, Fe Bal. | 4.5-5.0 | |||
NRE-M2 | Cr 3.8-4.4, Mo 4.5-5.5, W5.5-6.7, V 1.7-2.2, Fe Bal. | 4.8-5.5 |
Iron Alloy Powder
Applications
Automotive Industry:
Engine Components: Iron alloy powder particularly cast iron and steel, are used to print components like engine blocks, cylinder heads, and exhaust manifolds. These parts require both strength and thermal stability, which iron alloys provide.
Wear Parts: Parts that undergo high mechanical stress and wear, such as gears, bearings, and pistons, can be made using iron alloys in 3D printing to ensure durability and long service life.
Aerospace Industry:
Structural Components: Iron alloys, including high-strength steels, can be used to manufacture structural parts for aircraft, including brackets, supports, and housings, which require good mechanical properties and resistance to wear and fatigue.
Heat Shields and Thermal Management: Due to their ability to withstand high temperatures, some iron alloys are used in thermal management parts, such as heat shields or engine components, in aerospace applications.
Manufacturing and Tooling:
Molds and Dies: Iron alloy powders, particularly steel, are often used to 3D print molds and dies for injection molding or casting processes. The excellent wear resistance of these alloys ensures the longevity of tools and molds used in high-volume manufacturing.
Cutting Tools: Iron alloys, such as tool steels, are used to manufacture cutting tools, dies, and punches used in machining and industrial applications, as they offer a balance between hardness and toughness.
Tooling for Additive Manufacturing: Custom tooling, such as print beds, support structures, or finishing tools, can be 3D printed using iron alloys to ensure durability and resistance to wear.