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01 January 2005

Rapid manufacturing’s rise

The rapid manufacture of parts by melting metal powder has been possible for years, but in the UK remains a minority pursuit. However, there is a new burst of activity that seems to indicate that we are approaching a critical point

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Andrew Allcock

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