New RMIT Titanium Alloy Reduces 3D Printing Costs by 29%

Researchers from Melbourne’s RMIT University have developed a new titanium alloy that is nearly one-third cheaper to 3D print than standard Ti-6Al-4V.  The team outlined their methodology in a recent Nature Communications study titled “Compositional criteria to predict columnar to equiaxed transitions in metal additive manufacturing.”  This paper presents a time- and cost-effective approach to […]