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3D Printing Materials Market: An Exclusive Study on Upcoming Trends and Growth Opportunities

3D Printing Materials Market: An Exclusive Study on Upcoming Trends and Growth Opportunities

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3D Printing Materials Market: An Exclusive Study on Upcoming Trends and Growth Opportunities iCrowd Newswire 19 May 2021, 05:09 GMT+10 Opportunities in the 3D printing materials market have evolved through a number of stages. Lucintel has found the future of this market to be promising; the 3D printing materials market is expected to reach $4 billion by 2025 with a CAGR of 17%. In this market, medical is expected to remain the largest end use industry, and photopolymers segment is expected to r...

Adobe Stock A new class of metals is compatible with 3D printing processes for use in high-performance applications for space, energy, and nuclear industries. Researchers have discovered a new class of super-alloys that solves a common problem with metal 3D-printed parts for high-performance applications—the tendency to crack and have deformations that render them unusable. Tresa Pollock, a professor of materials and associate dean of the College of Engineering at th...

Housing and Development Newsletter Now, in an article in the journal Nature Communications, Pollock, in collaboration with Carpenter Technologies, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, UCSB staff scientists Chris Torbet and Gareth Seward, and UCSB Ph.D. students Sean Murray, Kira Pusch, and Andrew Polonsky, describes a new class of superalloys that overcome this cracking problem and, therefore, hold tremendous promise for advancing the use of AM to produce complex one-off components for use in high-st...