CNPC to manufacture APWorks’ Scalmalloy powder for Additive Manufacturing

November 5, 2024

CNPC Powder has formed a new strategic alliance with APWORKS GmbH to manufacture and commercialise its Scalmalloy alloy to the Additive Manufacturing sector (Courtesy CNPC)
CNPC Powder has formed a new strategic alliance with APWORKS GmbH to manufacture and commercialise its Scalmalloy alloy to the Additive Manufacturing sector (Courtesy CNPC)

CNPC Powder, headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, has formed a strategic alliance with APWorks GmbH, based in Taufkirchen, Germany, to manufacture and commercialise Scalmalloy, its high-performance aluminium-magnesium-scandium alloy developed for Additive Manufacturing.

“We are excited about this agreement with APWorks and an impressive milestone for the company to expand our portfolio and production line with the manufacturing of an important material such as Scalmalloy,” stated Kathy Liu, General Manager of CNPC Powder. “We are also prepared for possible future joint development of new Scalmalloy formulations.”

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Developed for Additive Manufacturing, Scalmalloy has a proven track record in a wide range of applications in aerospace, robotics, marine and motorsport, and is an approved material under the FIA regulations. Combining high strength with excellent ductility and processability, it is said to be an ideal material for use in highly loaded and safety-critical parts.

Jon Meyer, CEO of APWorks, added, “We see this agreement as important for the industry. CNPC has demonstrated a high level of quality control and their powder is achieving excellent results. We look forward to working with CNPC to further improve the economics and availability of Scalmalloy powder, for the benefit of the industry as a whole.”

CNPC Powder will be exhibiting at Formnext at booth 12.0 B42.

www.cnpcpowder.com

www.apworks.de

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