Superalloy 3D Printing Prototyping Service

Neway offers advanced superalloy 3D printing prototyping services using technologies like SLM, LENS Laser Melting Deposition (LMD), WAAM, and LC. These methods enable the precise fabrication of complex, high-performance components with excellent thermal and mechanical properties, which are ideal for the aerospace, energy, and automotive industries.

Inconel Alloys: Inconel 718 (ISO 15156, NiCr19Fe19Nb5Mo, 2.4668, N07718, GH4169) , Inconel625 ‌(N06625, W.Nr. 2.4856, NiCr22Mo9Nb, NC22DNb, ‌W.Nr. 2.4856, NiCr22Mo9Nb, GH3625)
Hastelloy: Hastelloy X (UNS NO6002, DIN/EN 2.4665, NiCr22Fe18Mo9, Alloy X, Nicrofer 5621, GH3536, K4536)
Tutanium Alloys: Ti-6Al-4V (TC4), Ti-6.5Al-1Mo-1V2-Zr (TA15), Ti-13V-11Cr-3Al (TC11)
Other Alloys: Haynes 188 (R30188, 2.4683, CoNiCrMo, ‌GH5188)

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Superalloy 3D Printing Technology

We produce high-temperature alloy parts, including Inconel, Hastelloy, and titanium alloy, using the SLM, LMD, WAAM, and LC 3D printing technologies. We provide rapid prototyping services for industries such as Aerospace and Aviation, Power Generation, Automotive, Oil and Gas, etc.

Printing Technology	Advantages	Link
Selective Laser Melting (SLM)	Produces complex, near-net-shape parts with excellent mechanical properties and minimal post-machining requirements.	Learn >>
LENS Laser Melting Deposition (LMD)	Enables localized repair of high-value components with precise material addition, minimizing waste and production time.	Learn >>
WAAM (Wire and Arc Additive Manufacturing)	Cost-effective for large metal parts with high deposition rates, suitable for structural components in aerospace and marine industries.	Learn >>
Laser Cladding (LC)	Precise surface coating improves wear, corrosion resistance, and repair capability with minimal heat input and distortion.	Learn >>

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3D Printed Superalloy parts Post Processing Services

Post-processing 3D-printed superalloy parts enhance mechanical strength, fatigue resistance, and thermal stability. HIP removes porosity, while heat treatment optimizes hardness and durability. CNC machining and EDM ensure precision, enabling complex designs. TBC coatings protect against extreme heat, and welding creates strong joints. Material testing ensures reliability, making these components ideal for aerospace and energy applications.

Industries	Applications	Links
Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP)	Eliminates porosity, increases density, and enhances fatigue and creep resistance.	Learn >>
Heat Treatment	Optimizes strength, hardness, and thermal stability.	Learn >>
Superalloy Welding	Enables precise repairs and strong joints.	Learn >>
TBC Coating	Provides thermal protection, extending service life.	Learn >>
CNC Machining	Achieve tight tolerances and complex geometries.	Learn >>
EDM	Achieve tight tolerances and complex geometries.	Learn >>
Deep Hole Drilling	Supports intricate designs.	Learn >>
Material Testing	Validates performance for critical applications like aerospace and power generation.	Learn >>
Post Process	Ahieve higher physical, chemical and mechanical properties as well as surface properties	Learn >>

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Superalloy 3D Printed Components in Different Industries

Industries benefit from 3D-printed superalloy components through enhanced performance, rapid prototyping, and lightweight, customized designs. These parts offer superior heat resistance, corrosion resistance, and mechanical strength, increasing efficiency and reliability in harsh environments. 3D printing reduces lead times, minimizes waste, and enables complex geometries, optimizing operations in aerospace, energy, automotive, marine, mining, and pharmaceutical sectors.

Superalloy 3D Printing Prototyping Service

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Superalloy 3D Printing Technology

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Superalloy 3D Printed Components in Different Industries

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