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IN 718, also known as Alloy 718, is a premium nickel-based superalloy widely used in industrial metal 3D printing for parts requiring extreme thermal resistance, mechanical durability, and corrosion protection. At LAYERX 3D PRINTING, we offer INCONEL 718 additive manufacturing services in Dubai, delivering high-strength 3D printed metal parts with unmatched quality and performance. This superalloy is engineered for high-temperature 3D printing, boasting a melting point of ~1,260°C—ideal for jet engines, turbine blades, and thermal barrier components.
IN 718 features exceptional tensile strength, fatigue resistance, and oxidation protection, making it suitable for load-bearing applications, extreme industrial environments, and critical aerospace parts. Its excellent dimensional stability, low thermal expansion, and high strength-to-weight ratio ensure reliable performance under extreme stress and heat. IN 718 is compatible with advanced additive manufacturing processes like Powder Bed Fusion (PBF), Laser Metal Fusion, and Direct Energy Deposition (DED), enabling the production of complex geometries with tight tolerances.
This high-performance alloy is also heat treatable, non-magnetic, and corrosion-resistant in marine, oil & gas, and chemical environments, making it one of the most versatile metal 3D printing materials for both rapid prototyping and end-use part production. Choose LAYERX for trusted, fast-turnaround Inconel printing services in the UAE, GCC, and global markets.
Applications of 3D Printed INCONEL IN 718
Aerospace 3D printing – turbine blades, combustion chambers, structural brackets
Automotive additive manufacturing – turbo housings, high-performance exhausts
Oil & gas 3D printed parts – corrosion-proof housings, valves, and flanges
Power generation 3D printing – gas turbines, heat-resistant liners
Marine-grade components – anti-corrosive hardware and offshore connectors
Defense and military – high-strength brackets, extreme-condition parts
Industrial tools and jigs – CNC-compatible inserts, heat-treated fixtures