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July 28, 2016

Rosatom Plans to Develop 3D Printing for Nuclear Industry
Moscow (Sputnik) Jul 28, 2016
Rosatom's new 3D business, which will use innovative metal powder materials and industrial-scale printers developed by the company itself, will start off by manufacturing parts for the nuclear industry before branching into other areas, he added, noting that a number of the corporation's divisions have come up with proposals on the range of parts that can be made using additive technology. "Over two and a half years 3D printing became one of the leading areas for Rosatom's non-nuclear business. To ... read more

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