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Heeger Materials Blog
What are the metal 3D printing powder preparation processes?
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What are the metal 3D printing powder (spherical powder) preparation processes?
Vapor pressure of metallic elements in both the solid and liquid state
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This table gives coefficients in an equation for the vapor pressure of metallic elements in both the solid and liquid states. The vapor pressure in the range of 10-15 to 10-3-atmare covered.
Evaporation Material Data: Z-Factor and Density Guide
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A guide to evaporation-material Z-factor, density and thin-film deposition selection considerations.
What Are Sputtering Targets? Materials, Forms, and Selection Guide
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Sputtering targets are solid source materials used in physical vapor deposition to form controlled thin films. This guide explains target materials, shapes, bonding, process compatibility, and the information needed for a technical inquiry.
Pure tantalum - or maybe an alloy? Heeger Materials tell you.
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Pure tantalum - or maybe an alloy? Heeger Materials tell you.