Chinese scientists unveil liquid-phase 3D printing method using low-melting-point metal alloy ink

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By Mike MillikinSep 30, 2014, 7:00 am74 pts
Conventional 3D metal printing (additive manufacturing) is generally restricted to metals with a high melting point, and the process is can be rather time consuming. Now, scientists at the Beijing Key Laboratory of CryoBiomedical Engineering, part of the Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry at the…

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