Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) is a 3D printing technique used for metal materials such as titanium and aluminum. Its 3D printing process is similar to laser sintering, but instead of plastic powder, fine metal powder is used to melt and solidify your model layer by layer. Fine metal powder is sintered and solidified by a laser beam that moves over a box filled with powder in minute layers. After each layer a new layer of powder is applied. Your intact model is then lifted from the powder b

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Laser processing of dielectric materials with ultrashort pulses is often considered to be free of thermal damage. Yet, in practice a thin heat-affected layer is formed underneath the ablation crater. Researchers at the CSIC in Madrid have developed a method to observe the formation of this layer with time resolution. #APLEP http://tinyurl.com/zqk96xe | Applied Physics Letters

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