TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: AddiSteel HT

much of its strength when operating temperatures climb above 500�C. Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory solved that problem by 3D-printing Grade 91 steel using a powder bed fusion process with carefully tuned laser settings. The rapid heating and cooling that occurs during printing creates

a microstructure unlike anything achievable through traditional steelmaking, and the printed steel is up to 85% stronger at 600�C than its conventionally made counterpart while remaining just as ductile. A granted U.S. patent (US 11,471,94