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Press archive 2021
12.2021
International Aluminium Journal
New manufacturing process for a tungsten alloy enables additive manufacturing of complex components
Tungsten alloys (WNiFe/WNiCu) are used in permanent mold casting of aluminum because of their corrosion resistance to molten metal and their high thermal conductivity.
9/10. 2021
Giesserei Praxis
Tungsten alloy for 3D printing
Bayerische Metallwerke GmbH has developed a manufacturing process for the tungsten alloys WNiFe and WNiCu, allowing them to be used for additive manufacturing and coatings. Bayerische Metallwerke GmbH, which belongs to Gesellschaft für Wolfram-Industrie, had the new process patented in early 2021.
06.2021
Additive Fertigung issue 3/Sept. 2021
Wolfram Industrie WNiFe: Ready for additive manufacturing with tungsten
To make tungsten usable for more demanding geometries too, and so increase the efficiency and durability of components, Bayerische Metallwerke GmbH, part of Traunstein-based Gesellschaft für Wolfram Industrie mbH, has developed a new manufacturing process for the tungsten alloys WNiFe and WNiCu and had it patented in early 2021. Its distinguishing feature is that the multi-phase solid-solution alloy is obtained as a powder suitable as a starting material for 3D printing and coating processes.
04.2021
medizin&technik
Tungsten alloy for 3D printing of complex components
Materials | Bayerische Metallwerke GmbH has developed a powdered material in which tungsten, nickel and either iron or copper are present in fixed proportions in every particle. It melts evenly, allowing complex components to be produced by 3D printing.
02.2021
Betriebs Technik
High demand for TIG electrodes
Wolfram Industrie expands production capacities. After a search of several years for a suitable site, construction work on the new headquarters of Gesellschaft für Wolfram Industrie mbH began in Nussdorf in autumn 2020. The new building is planned with a usable floor area of 7,000㎡, offering around 40% more space than the current headquarters in Traunstein.
01.2021
Bayern Metall
High demand for TIG electrodes
Wolfram Industrie expands production capacities. After a search of several years for a suitable site, construction work on the new headquarters of Gesellschaft für Wolfram Industrie mbH began in Nußdorf in autumn 2020. The new building is planned with a usable floor area of 7,000㎡, offering around 40 percent more space than the current company headquarters in Traunstein.
