Himed Compares Abrasives for 3D Printed Implants
Himed LLC, a biomaterials company specializing in titanium surface treatments, has published new findings comparing abrasive blasting methods for post-processing 3D printed medical implants. The company evaluated aluminum oxide, glass bead, and apatitic abrasives on 3D printed Ti64 spinal spacers, assessing each method’s ability to remove residual build material while preserving a biocompatible surface. Only […]
Himed LLC, a biomaterials company specializing in titanium surface treatments, has published new findings comparing abrasive blasting methods for post-processing 3D printed medical implants. The company evaluated aluminum oxide, glass bead, and apatitic abrasives on 3D printed Ti64 spinal spacers, assessing each method’s ability to remove residual build material while preserving a biocompatible surface. Only […]
