Where is it more profitable to order 3D printing by laser sintering of titanium powder?

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Ivan Gumenyuk2014-03-13 20:22:32

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Ivan Gumenyuk, 2014-03-13 20:22:32

For the purposes of reconstructing the lost fragments of the skull, you need to find a company that prints with cellular titanium for reasonable money. It is planned to model the missing fragments using the patient's CT scan. Tell me where is the best place to look? Nobody gives prices. At least find out the scale. Volumes in the region of 40 cubic centimeters.

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Yuri Lobanov, 2014-03-13
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Tell me where is the best place to go

Please correct. And that's a serious question, but I can't read without laughing :)

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gleb_kudr, 2014-03-14
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i.materialise.com/materials/titanium
They are having trouble shipping to Russia. The prices are quite serious - for a volume of 8 cubic meters they ask for around $ 500. There is currently no online pricing available.
There is another problem - what is used there is not real titanium, but an alloy Ti6Al4V and it is not clear whether it is suitable for medical purposes.
Here's something else interesting to google www.extremetech.com/extreme/150354-75-of-a-human-s... I think the future of medical 3d printing is plastic.

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Ivan, 2014-08-27
@vabank_knabav

Unfortunately, for now, no one can print medical details in Russia, or everything you receive will not be certified for implantation. so be careful with that