Technological Limitations of Selective Laser Melting Method

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The method of selective laser melting (further SLM) has big prospects from the point of view of achievement of a difficult form of details with high precision and quality of a surface, however SLM has also a number of technological restrictions from the point of view of achievement of a difficult form of details. In this work technological capabilities of production of figurine details from a heat resisting cobalt alloy are investigated by method of selective laser melting, technological restrictions of a method and way of their overcoming are shown.

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