3D printing Versus Traditional Manufacture. ...
3D Printing
Wolfmet is pioneering the use of 3D printing with tungsten alloys, creating highly complex and precise components that were once considered impossible to manufacture. This section highlights Wolfmet’s latest news and insights into 3D printing tungsten, covering additive breakthroughs across aerospace, nuclear medicine, and defence. Engineers and innovators can explore how Wolfmet’s expertise in additive manufacturing is helping industries achieve higher performance, reduce waste, and open up new design possibilities.
Pushing the boundaries…
Wolfmet 3D printed tungsten has played an important part in expanding gamma and x-ray research techniques around the world....
Dynamic, Cosmopolitan and Supremely Cool!
Dynamic, cosmopolitan and supremely cool is how the IEEE describes our home town and who are we to disagree!...
Wolfmet 3D Travels to Birmingham for TCT 2019
Join us at TCT Show 2019, the world-leading design-to-manufacturing event displaying the latest technology in additive manufacturing, 3D printing, des...
3D Printed Tungsten Collimators
We are delighted to announce that the Joint Physics Dept of Royal Marsden Hospital/Institute of Cancer Research have carried out a series of tests on ...
Complex Collimator Designs with 3D Printed Tungsten
"Attenuation properties of 3D printed tungsten are superior to the lead alternative and the opportunity for bespoke collimator design is appealing."...
3D Printed Tungsten – Previously Impossible Complex Geometries
"Attenuation properties of 3D printed tungsten are superior to the lead alternative and the opportunity for bespoke collimator design is appealing."...