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IperionX gets industry-first UL validation for 100% recycled titanium
ASX-listed titanium metal producer IperionX has received the UL Environmental Claim Validation Procedure 2809 for its 100 per cent recycled, low-carbon titanium metal powder.Â
IperionX to manufacture titanium metal components for Ford
IperionX Limited, a provider of sustainable titanium technologies, has agreed to a Scope of Work (SoW) with Ford Motor Company for the supply of titanium metal components using Iperionx’s 100 per cent recycled, low-carbon titanium metal.
IperionX secures $20 million placement to expand titanium production
Sustainable titanium metal producer IperionX Limited has completed a $20 million placement to advance and scale the company’s patented titanium technologies.Â
IperionX to build world’s largest 100% recycled titanium metal powder facility
Leading low-carbon titanium developer IperionX Limited has completed the design for a planned Titanium Demonstration Facility (TDF) and a Techno-Economic Assessment for the expansion of its Titanium Commercial Facility (TCF-1) in Virginia, USA.Â
IperionX completes life cycle assessment of recycled titanium production
ASX-listed IperionX Limited has finished a life cycle assessment (LCA) for the manufacturing of low carbon, 100 per cent recycled titanium metal using its patented technologies, the company announced Wednesday.
IperionX to supply recycled titanium powder to SLM Solutions
IperionX Limited, a provider of sustainable titanium technologies, is delivering spherical titanium metal powders to global additive manufacturing system provider SLM Solutions under a newly signed memorandum of understanding (MOU).Â
IperionX names Harold Sears as senior advisor for additive manufacturing
IperionX has appointed Harold Sears as Additive Manufacturing's senior advisor, bringing over 32 years of experience in rapid manufacturing technologies, including 29 years in AM.
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