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SLM creates high-performance, metal parts that are highly detailed and accurate. Their range of materials includes metals with unique properties such as high strength or specialty alloys. The SLM process can reduce the number of part numbers in your design by printing out a whole assembly at once; they have never printed anything not made up from multiple pieces before! They combine additive manufacturing's ability to create complex geometries with rapid prototyping techniques for efficiency: it takes only minutes to make changes instead hours spent on traditional machining processes like milling or turning
SLM is a high-energy process that relies on temperature gradients. This can result in parts being stressed and dislocated, leading to compromised structural integrity. SLM also requires the use of inert gas for its source materials which must have good flow characteristics but not be single-component metals or any specified material with poor flow qualities such as polymers, ceramics, glasses etc..
Complex geometries and structures with thin walls will be perfect for the selective laser melting process. These particular features are more difficult to produce using traditional methods, but when you use this technique they come out flawless! Low lot sizes make it even better because there is less need to spend time on mass production in order to cover all of your bases.
In 2018, the FDA has cleared the use of a 3D printed cervical device that can be used in injuries and defects from middle to top spine. The multilevel cervical cage was made by Emerging Implant Technologies GmbH (EIT) using their trademark Cellular Titanium® technology, which uses a SLM.
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