Continuum qualifies its reclaimed metal powders for Renishaw’s RenAM 500
Continuum Powders, based in Los Gatos, California, USA, has qualified its metal powders for use with the RenAM 500 series of Laser Beam Powder Bed Fusion (PBF-LB) Additive Manufacturing machines from Renishaw, based in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, UK.
“The quality of Continuum Powders’ materials and their commitment to what they call the circular metal economy align perfectly with Renishaw’s vision for a more sustainable manufacturing future,” stated John Laureto, AM Business Manager at Renishaw. “The availability of reclaimed metal powders that meet our exacting standards helps manufacturers reduce waste while maintaining peak performance.”
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Continuum Powders’ CEO Rob Higby added, “We are thrilled to have our reclaimed powders qualified for the RenAM 500 series. This collaboration highlights our shared commitment to delivering high-quality, sustainable solutions to the market, and we look forward to further developing reclaimed powders that help customers achieve both their performance and environmental goals.”
Other Additive Manufacturing machine makers who have collaborated with Continuum Powders to qualify its reclaimed metal powders include Desktop Metal and Velo3D.
From its Hall 11.0, Booth F19 stand at Formnext 2024, Continuum Powders is currently exhibiting an oil & gas component made from its powders on the RenAM 500.
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