SISMA LMF Technology Materials
Materials used in SISMA metal 3D printers feature a list of remarkable properties such as corrosion resistance, good thermal resistance, excellent biocompatibility, and mechanical properties just to name a few. Products made by these materials are suitable to be used in industries like the aerospace, biomedical and jewellery fields.
| Material | Picture | Properties/Strengths |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Bronze |  | • An alloy consisting primarily of copper that is affordable and strong. • Can add PU coating to provide extra protection against tarnish • Suitable for making jewellery |
| 2. Cobalt Chrome |  | • Non-magnetic, high temperature capability, strength, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, excellent biocompatibility • Cost-efficient alternative for production of CoCr parts with complex geometries • Ideal for orthopaedics, aerospace, power generation and dental fields |
| 3. Inconel 718 |  | • Non-magnetic, corrosion resistance, Nickel based super alloy • Suitable for use in high heat • Used for aerospace and oil well, petroleum and natural gas industry |
| 4. Maraging Steel 1.2709 |  | • Excellent strength, toughness and polishability, good thermal conductivity • Easily machinable after building process and easily post hardened • Used for production parts, tooling, aerospace, and mechanical engineering |
| 5. 316L Stainless Steel |  | • High ductility, corrosion resistance, non-magnetic • Manufactured part can be further processed or polished • Versatility allows it to be used in many industries, namely aerospace, watch and jewellery making, automotive, and food and chemical plants |
| 6. Titanium Ti64 ELI |  | • Excellent mechanical properties, potential biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, high degree of purity and low specific weight • Commonly used in aerospace and biomedical industries |