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June 30, 2016
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Improving Build Parameters Means Improving MTI’s 3D Metal Printing Service

MTI’s Improved Build Parameters Means A Higher Standard For 3D Metal Printing. In the world of  3D metal printing services, having precise and accurate build parameters is one of the most important features of the job. Build parameters refer to specific settings that can be adjusted on the hardware when completing a 3D metal printing job, such as the settings for the sintering laser […]
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April 18, 2016
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Need A 3D Metal Printing Service? Answer These 4 Essential Questions First

Need A 3D Metal Printing Service? Answer These 4 Essential Questions Before Requesting A Quote Here at Metal Technology, we 3D print metal using cutting-edge technology and a fully comprehensive prescriptive approach backed by over forty years of metalworking experience that surpasses any 3D metal printing service available on the market. When it comes to 3D printing – specifically, 3D metal […]
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April 4, 2016
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MTI Partners with SEDS of UCSD | Aerospace Additive Manufacturing

Another Step Forward In Aerospace Additive Manufacturing Metal Technology (MTI), has partnered with University of California San Diego student organization, Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS). This partnership between MTI and SEDS was formed so that MTI could contribute aerospace additive manufacturing services to aid in the construction of Triteia – a semiautonomous, chemically propelled 6U CubeSat competing […]
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March 2, 2016
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MTI Leads Additive Manufacturing Companies With C-103 Metal 3D Printing Milestone

MTI leads additive manufacturing companies, completes next milestone in additive manufacturing of C-103, A Niobium based alloy. Metal Technology (MTI), one of the nation’s leading additive manufacturing companies, recently completed the next stage of development on their initiative focused on 3D printing components using C-103, a Niobium based alloy containing approximately 10% Hafnium and 1% Titanium. As part of this phase […]
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