BOSTON & HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #3Dprinting--Continuum’s 100% re-atomized Mar-M247 powder is now qualified for use on Desktop Metal’s X25Pro binder jet 3D printer platform...
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Desktop Metal Qualifies Continuum’s Recycled Superalloy for Use on its Metal Binder Jet 3D Printers
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