EOS, Novi, MI, is expanding its portfolio of additive manufacturing metals with NickelAlloy HX. The heatand corrosion-resistant nickel- chrome-iron-molybdenum alloy has a high degree of strength and resistance to oxidization, even at high temperatures. Parts built from NickelAlloy HX can be subsequently heat-treated in order to partially modify the characteristics of the material.

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