Stainless Steel is intended for DMLS manufacturing.
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Precipitation hardened to exceed minimum requirement of AMS standards, Stainless 17-4 PH is available with multiple heat treatment options, from H900 to H1150, that yield range of material properties tailored to engineering applications: YS from 112.9-140.2 ksi, UTS from 152.9-206.3 ksi, elongation from 11.8%-13.2%, and HRC hardness from 28-43 HRC. Pre-alloyed stainless steel, supplied in fine powder form, exhibits properties suited for machining and welding.
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Morris Technologies Develops Stainless 17-4 PH for DMLS Manufacturing
Multiple heat treatment options are now available
CINCINNATI, OH - Morris Technologies, Inc. (MTI), the global leader of additive metal manufacturing, is proud to announce the availability of Stainless 17-4 PH for DMLS.
Stainless 17-4 PH has been in development at MTI since March 2011 and was released with full heat treatment properties in October 2011. This material is precipitation hardened and heat treated to exceed the minimum requirement of the AMS standards. It is comparable to typical commercial wrought properties. MTI offers multiple heat treatment options, ranging from H900 to H1150, yielding a range of material properties tailored to engineering applications.
The introduction of 17-4 PH is the latest addition to the 11 other alloys Morris Technologies offers for producing metal parts using additive manufacturing. A material property data sheet for 17-4 PH is located on the Morris Technologies website.
Morris Technologies employs a Research & Development team focused on additive metal equipment, process, and alloy development. This enables MTI to develop materials and introduce them to the market in a timely manner.
About Morris Technologies, Inc.
Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, Morris Technologies, Inc. (MTI) has been on the cutting edge of manufacturing technologies since 1994. MTI's heavy investment in research and development has enabled them to evolve into the global leader in additive-metal manufacturing processes and advance technologies by offering new materials and developing new hardware. MTI also specializes in end-to-end product development, from engineering to prototyping to low-volume manufacturing. For more information about Morris Technologies, visit www.morristech.com or contact information@morristech.com.
