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SLM Solutions and IperionX sign MoU

For the potential supply of spherical titanium metal powders from IperionX’s planned Titanium Demonstration Facility (TDF), in Virginia

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IperionX, a leading provider of sustainable titanium technologies, has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) with SLM Solutions, a global leader in metal additive manufacturing systems, for the potential supply of spherical titanium metal powders from IperionX’s planned Titanium Demonstration Facility (TDF), in Virginia, to SLM.

SLM is a leading international provider of metal 3D printing solutions serving customers with an installed base of over 850 systems and 1,400 lasers, globally, having invented selective laser melting and pioneered metal additive manufacturing using metal powders via the Laser Powder Bed Fusion additive manufacturing modality.

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SLM Solutions and IperionX sign MoU for the potential supply of spherical titanium metal powders from IperionX’s TDF, in Virginia.

This MOU with two leading metal AM technology companies could offer the first 100% recycled titanium metal powders to SLM’s extensive global customer base. IperionX’s unique titanium technologies allow the production of high-quality titanium powders from 100% recycled titanium feedstocks and significantly reduce the carbon footprint and environmental impact of titanium.

“We are pleased to be partnering with SLM, a global leader in metal 3D printing solutions. This agreement recognizes the value of sustainable, 100% recycled titanium metal powders for leading companies and will be a unique titanium powder offering for SLM’s global customers,” said Anastasios Arima, co-founder and CEO of IperionX.

“The partnership between IperionX and SLM Solutions is a real plus for SLM users and expands their material portfolio with recycled low-cost titanium material. We look forward to offer the only 100% recycled titanium metal powder as part of our extensive materials offering,” said Sam O’Leary, CEO of SLM.

SLM Solutions and IperionX sign MoU for the potential supply of spherical titanium metal powders from IperionX’s TDF, in Virginia.
SLM 280.

in 2022, IperionX acquired two SLM additive manufacturing machines (SLM 125 and SLM 280) which can prototype, qualify, and produce titanium components for customers that demand traceable, low carbon, and circular titanium for their product range.

SLM recognizes the commercial, technical, and sustainability advantages of IperionX’s fully circular titanium metal powder and it will be a valuable addition to SLM’s open architecture materials offering that has the largest metal portfolio of any AM company.

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