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Metal spherical powders such as titanium alloys, superalloys, and high-entropy alloys. Spherical ceramic powder included Oxides, carbides, etc. Powder metallurgy product manufacturing, and metal products such as 3D printing and injection molding.
Do you know about spherical powder?
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This article discusses the preparation method and applications of spherical powder.
Metal powder materials for 3D printing
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This article introduces the types of metal powders used for 3D printing.
Exploring the magnetic and conductive properties of copper
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Discussing the magnetic and conductive properties of copper, and the applications of copper and copper alloys.
Exploring zinc's role as an electrical conductor in technology
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The conduct electricity properties and applications of zinc metal.
Thermal Spray Metal Spherical Powder Material
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Thermal Spray Powder, including self-fusing alloys, self-bonding alloys, corrosion-resistant and oxidation-resistant alloys, ceramics, metal ceramics, and composite powders, requires consideration of particle size, shape, flowability, and composition.