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Hip implants to jet parts: Magnets cut 3D printing flaws by 80%, X-rays reveal
A team at the University College of London (UCL) developed the technique by using advanced X-ray imaging to study imperfections in complex 3D-printed metal alloy components. According to ...
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Giant X-ray facility shows that magnets can reduce flaws in 3D printed components
from artificial hip joints to aircraft parts, stronger and more durable. The study, published in Science, observes the forces ...
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3D-printed knee implants promise enhanced quality and reliability of alloy material
This research provides key insights into how 3D printing affects metal implants and lays the foundation for better quality control in orthopedic manufacturing, helping to advance the future of ...