Printdur® Ni625 – High‑Performance Corrosion‑Resistant Nickel Alloy for 3D Printing

Tungsten (W) is a transition metal with atomic number 74, known for its extraordinary physical and chemical properties.Key characteristics include:Exceptional heat resistance – after carbon, tungsten boasts the highest melting point of all elements at 3,422 °C and a boiling point near 5,700 °C. Its

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is a high‑molecular‑weight fluoropolymer composed almost entirely of carbon and fluorine atoms. Its strong C–F bonds give it remarkable chemical inertness and a hydrophobic surface that repels water and most organic liquids. PTFE’s most familiar role is the non‑stick

What causes corrosion? Corrosion is the process where metal degrades as it comes into physical contact with a gas or liquid. This contact causes an electrochemical reaction which results in oxidisation on the metal’s surface and is often visible to the naked eye. Most metals are susceptible to corro

Printdur® Powderfort (~1.2709) is a precipitation hardening tool steel. The grade is similar to 1.2709 in terms of alloying, but without the elements titanium and aluminum. However, the mechanical properties are identical to those of 1.2709. Printdur® Powderfort is characterized by the following pro