Additive Manufacturing Powders

Reade is proud to offer cutting-edge powders designed for many additive manufacturing applications. Our additive powders are meticulously crafted using state-of-the-art atomization technology.

These metal additive powders have undergone rigorous testing and have proven their grit in various additive processes. Whether it’s powder bed fusion, direct energy deposition, or binder jet technology, our powders consistently deliver exceptional performance, making them a reliable choice for diverse applications.

Embracing metal additive manufacturing processes, often called metal 3D printing, marks a paradigm shift in design freedom, cost-effective manufacturing, and supply chain optimization. These proven processes are revolutionizing industries such as aerospace, oil and gas, automotive, energy, and medical sectors, allowing for the swift and efficient development and deployment of high-performance parts.

Typical Applications

Rapid prototyping, medical applications, aerospace applications, research and rapid manufacturing

Packaging Options

Jars, Pails, Cartons

Classification

Varies

Bespoke Capabilities

If your application requires a size not listed, please contact our sales team and they will assist you.

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Specifications Available

Additive Manufacturing Powders - Aluminum
Additive Manufacturing Powders - Cobalt
Additive Manufacturing Powders - Iron
Additive Manufacturing Powders - Nickel
Additive Manufacturing Powders - Silver
Additive Manufacturing Powders - Stainless Steel
Additive Manufacturing Powders - Titanium
Additive Manufacturing Powders - TZM

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Grade: AM-103 (AlSi10Mg), Size: -53/+15 µm or -65/+20 µm
Grade: AM-6061, Size: -53/+15 µm or -65/+20 µm
Grade: AM-7075, Size: -53/+15 µm or -65/+20 µm
Grade: AM-357, Size: -53/+15 µm or -65/+20 µm
Grade: AM-120, Size: -53/+15 µm or -65/+20 µm
Grade: H-35 (CP-Al), Size: -53/+15 µm or -65/+20 µm

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Grade: Co-222 (Co-23Cr-10Ni-7W-3.5Ta), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Co-538 (Co-28Cr-6Mo-0.2C-0.2 N), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm

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Grade: Fe-271 (Fe-17Cr-12Ni-2.5Mo), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Fe-276 (Fe-16Cr-4Ni-3Cu-1Si-0.25Nb), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Fe-339 (Fe-18Ni-9Co-5Mo-1Ti), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Fe-347 (Fe-14Cr-4Ni-4Cu-0.3Nb), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm

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Grade: IN 625, Size: 20 -53 µm & 53 -150 µm & -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ni-111 (comparable to Hastelloy X), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ni-202 (comparable to Inconel 718), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ni-238 (comparable to Inconel 939), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ni-284 (comparable to Inconel 738), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ni-335 (comparable to MAR-M-247), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ni-365 (comparable to Rene 142), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ni-914 (pure nickel), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ni-1066 (comparable to Inconel 617), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ni-1111 (comparable to Haynes 282), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ni-1287 (comparbale to Haynes 230), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm

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Grade: 81-451 (>99.9% pure), Size: -32/+45 µm
Gradie: 81-637 (>99.9% pure), Size: -20/+45 µm

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Grade: 316, Size: 20 -53 µm & 53 -150 µm
Grade: 410, Size: 53 -150 µm
Grade: 420, Size: 20 -53 µm & 53 -180 µm

Select Grade/Size

Grade: Ti-105 (Ti-6Al-4V) Grade 5 & 23, Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ti-4822 (Ti-48Al-2Nb-2Cr), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm
Grade: Ti-301 (Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo), Size: -45/+15 µm & -100/+45 µm

Select Grade/Size

Grade: AM TZM, Size: -50/+15 µm & -150/+40 µm

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