Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) is the most suitable 3D printing technology for manufacturing carbon steel parts in automotive applications. DMLS uses a high-power laser to fully fuse metal powders layer by layer, producing high-density parts with mechanical properties equivalent to wrought materials. It is ideal for fabricating carbon steel components that require strength, toughness, and wear resistance under dynamic and load-bearing conditions.
Chromium-molybdenum alloy steel with high fatigue strength. Used for gears, shafts, and suspension components
Excellent strength-to-weight ratio and weldability. Common in roll cages, brackets, and linkages
High wear resistance and dimensional stability. Ideal for dies, inserts, and cutting tools
Case-hardened alloy steel is used in transmission components. Excellent core toughness and surface hardness after heat treatment
Near-net-shape production reduces machining and material waste
High resolution for integrating functional features (e.g., internal oil channels)
Fatigue and impact resistance suitable for drivetrain and structural parts
Compatible with heat treatment to enhance hardness and tensile strength
Supports the consolidation of multi-part assemblies into single, optimized structures
To meet your carbon steel part requirements in the automotive sector, we offer:
3D Printing Technologies:
Utilize our Carbon Steel 3D Printing solutions based on DMLS for high-performance, complex automotive components.
Automotive-Grade Materials:
Choose from AISI 4140, AISI 4130, Tool Steel D2, and 20MnCr5 for different structural and wear-resistant applications.
Automotive Manufacturing Support:
Explore our full automotive solutions, including CNC machining, surface treatment, and heat treatment to deliver end-use-ready parts.