AZTERLAN is a leading research center specializing in metallurgy and the transformation of metallic materials. The center works to redefine manufacturing processes to be more effective, efficient, and sustainable.
Producing components that resist wear and corrosion typically means turning to expensive, scarce alloys. AZTERLAN needed a way to protect common iron castings instead, without the surface damage that direct laser treatment causes.
Download this case study to see AZTERLAN’s full process, the powder specifications behind it, and commentary from their Head of Forming Technologies.
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