Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) is widely used for producing fully dense superalloy parts with complex geometries, high strength-to-weight ratios, and excellent thermal and corrosion resistance. These properties make superalloys ideal for aerospace, energy, automotive, and medical applications. DMLS supports a wide range of nickel-, cobalt-, and iron-based superalloys that meet stringent performance criteria.
Tensile strength: ~1,350 MPa
Creep resistance up to 700°C
Used in turbine blades, rocket engines, and heat exchangers
Excellent corrosion resistance and weldability
Service temperatures up to 650°C
Applied in marine, aerospace, and chemical processing
Outstanding oxidation resistance at 1,200°C
Ideal for combustion zones in jet engines
High creep-rupture strength
Commonly used in afterburners and exhaust structures
Long-term stability at elevated temperatures
Used in combustion liners and gas turbine structural components
Superior wear, galling, and corrosion resistance
Suitable for valves, cutting tools, and bearing surfaces
DMLS enables near-net-shape manufacturing of superalloys with:
Densities over 99.5%
Fine microstructures for superior fatigue life
Complex cooling channels and lattice structures for heat management
Minimal material waste compared to subtractive methods
Post-processing such as hot isostatic pressing (HIP), heat treatment, and CNC machining can further enhance the mechanical and thermal performance of DMLS-printed superalloy components.
To meet your advanced superalloy requirements, we offer:
DMLS Printing Services:
Learn more about our Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) capabilities for precision metal applications.
Superalloy Materials:
Choose from our wide range of superalloy materials, including Inconel, Hastelloy, Haynes, Rene, and Stellite.
Post-Processing Capabilities:
Enhance part integrity and dimensional accuracy with HIP, CNC finishing, and surface treatments tailored to your application.