Direct Laser Sintering of Titanium will make aerospace components cheaper and with less waste What is direct metal laser-sintering (DMLS), and does titanium pose any unique technical challenges for ...

The DMLS process itself used only the material actually needed to make the part—thereby eliminating waste from secondary machining and reducing consumption of titanium by 25 percent over the ...

Panerai has patented the DMLS titanium process, meaning it now joins other patented features including the crown-protection device and safety-lock system, the rotating bezel system, the stop ...

The PAM1117 has a case made of direct metal laser sintering (DMLS), a type of 3D printing using layers of grade 5 titanium that is 40% lighter than traditional titanium.

Alternately, you can upload your own design and they will print it for you. The titanium parts are made by a process called Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS).

The case (a characteristically large 44mm x 16.2mm) is made of sandblasted DMLS titanium. DMLS stands for direct metal laser sintering, which is a type of 3D printing using layers of grade 5 titanium.

3D printing used to mean intricately-shaped chunks of plastic or resin, but the range of materials available to churn out one-off designs has grown, through glass and stainless steel to – now ...

The PAM 1118 is in the brand’s familiar Carbotech material, and a third model (PAM 1117) uses a new titanium 3D-printing technology called Direct Metal Laser Sintering (or DMLS).