VIDEO: AM Powder Addresses Current Inefficiencies, Sustainability and Skills Gap
Steel supplier discusses high thermal conductivity metal powders that also address the skills gaps via user-friendly materials and promote sustainability via durability and higher cycle counts.
International Mold Steel President Paul Britton discusses the company’s new metal powders with high thermal conductivity to enhance conformal cooling in additive manufacturing. These powders improve cooling efficiency while reducing cracking risks.
To address the industry skills gap, they're creating user-friendly materials and partnering with colleges to provide hands-on experience. Sustainability efforts include recycling practices, electric vehicle use, and producing durable products that reduce the need for frequent replacements.
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