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CoCrMo Cobalt-Chrome Powder CCM-MC (ASTM F3213) for LPBF — 15–45 µm, 10 kg

Carpenter CoCr MC Cobalt Chrome powder price: $1,980 per 10 kg ($198.00/kg)

High-nitrogen, mid-carbon cobalt-chromium-molybdenum alloy with high strength to 600 °C (1112 °F) and wear resistance; as-built tensile strength is about 1,380 MPa in Carpenter data. Non-magnetic; Carpenter rates it biocompatible when specified with nickel below 0.1%. VIM, nitrogen-atomized (PowderRange CCM-MC).

$1,980

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In stock$198.00/kg
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15–45 µmParticle size (F cut)
NitrogenVIM, gas-atomized
> 99.9%As-built density*
ASTM F3213Applicable spec
1383 MPaTensile, as-built*
10 kgSealed pack

* Carpenter data with 20–60 µm layers and specific energy ≥ 55 J/mm³; tensile X–Y.

Same family, 4 options

Which cobalt-chrome is right for your build?

All of them are in our catalog at a published price. Pick by machine, timing and country of origin.

PowderParticle sizeOriginAvailabilityGood fit for10 kg
Carpenter Additive CCM F powder, 10 kg containerCarpenter Additive CCM FFine cut
15–45 µm · LPBFConfirmed per lotIn stockASTM F75 chemistry, laser powder bed fusion$2,360View
Carpenter Additive CCM E powder, 10 kg containerCarpenter Additive CCM ECoarse cut
45–106 µm · DED, EBMConfirmed per lotIn stockASTM F75 chemistry, DED and electron-beam systems$1,110View
Carpenter Additive CCM-MC F powder, 10 kg containerCarpenter Additive CCM-MC FThis page
15–45 µm · LPBFConfirmed per lotIn stockHigher as-built strength (ASTM F3213), LPBF$1,980Add to cart
Carpenter Additive CCM-MC E powder, 10 kg containerCarpenter Additive CCM-MC ECoarse cut
45–106 µm · DED, EBMConfirmed per lotIn stockCCM-MC for DED and electron-beam systems$1,095View

Need a specific country of origin for a government or defense program? Ask before ordering and we will confirm it in writing for your lot.

Powder data

What is in the container

Specification from the manufacturer. The certificate for your lot is available on request.

Specification

Type analysis, PowderRange CCM-MC datasheet (Carpenter Additive). Single figures are nominal except where noted.

Elementwt%
Cobalt (Co)Balance
Chromium (Cr)27.00–30.00
Molybdenum (Mo)5.00–7.00
Manganese (Mn)1.00
Silicon (Si)1.00
Iron (Fe)0.75
Nickel (Ni)0.50
Nitrogen (N)0.25
Tungsten (W)0.20
Carbon (C)0.10–0.20
Aluminum (Al)0.10
Oxygen (O)0.10
Titanium (Ti)0.10
Phosphorus (P)0.020
Boron (B)0.010
Sulfur (S)0.010
Powder propertyRequirement
Above 53 µmmax 1 wt% (ASTM B214)
Below 15 µmmax 10 vol% (ASTM B822)
D10 / D50 / D90measured and reported on the lot certificate
Hall flow, apparent densitymeasured and reported (ASTM B213, B212)
Melting and atomizationVacuum induction melted, nitrogen gas atomized

What the particles look like

From the manufacturer datasheet

SEM image of typical PowderRange CCM-MC powder, from the Carpenter Additive datasheet; scale bar 100 µm.

SEM image of typical PowderRange CCM-MC powder, from the Carpenter Additive datasheet; scale bar 100 µm.

Each order ships with the Carpenter Additive certificate of analysis for its lot: chemistry, particle size distribution (D10/D50/D90) and density. Ask us if you need to see a recent certificate before ordering.

Printed properties

How the printed metal performs

Room-temperature tensile data published by Carpenter Additive for PowderRange CCM-MC: average of at least 5 samples per orientation and condition. A guide for your own qualification, not design data.

ConditionOrientationYield, MPaUTS, MPaElongationImpact, JHRC
As-builtX–Y105513838%1838
Z821127617%2238
AnnealedX–Y634108314%1532
Z627107615%1232
HIP + annealX–Y648111716%1431
Z641111720%1531
ASTM F3213 minimumall4506558%——

Heat treatment

Carpenter datasheet, process guidance

  • Anneal per ASTM F3213: 1215 °C (2219 °F) for 2 hours under inert gas, cool faster than 220 °C (396 °F) per minute to 540 °C (1004 °F), then air cool.
  • HIP per ASTM F3213: at least 100 MPa (14.5 ksi) at about 1204 °C (2200 °F) for 240 minutes in argon.
  • Hard to machine in any heat-treated condition: it work-hardens fast and conducts heat poorly. Plan rigid tooling and enough machine power.

Corrosion, comparative rating

From wrought-alloy experience; test your printed parts

HumidityExcellentNitric acidExcellent
Acetic acidExcellentSalt sprayExcellent
Sulfuric acidGoodPhosphoric acidGood
Sea waterGoodSodium hydroxideModerate
Standards and comparison

Specifications, equivalent names and how CCM-MC (CoCrMo) compares

Specifications

From the manufacturer datasheet

ApplicableASTM F3213
AssociatedUNS R31537, UNS R30075, ASTM F75, ASTM F1537, ISO 5832-4, ISO 5832-12

Equivalent names on LPBF machines

“Similar materials” in the datasheet; for parameter selection only, not machine-maker approvals

GenericCCM, Cobalt Chrome Moly
3D SystemsLaserForm CoCr
GE (Concept Laser)CoCrMo
EOSCobaltChrome MP1
RenishawCoCr-0404
SLM SolutionsCoCr28Mo6

How it compares

Published tensile data, X–Y direction unless noted, one representative condition per alloy. Conditions differ, so use this to shortlist, not to design.

AlloyConditionYield, MPaUTS, MPaElongationChoose it for10 kg
CCM-MC (CoCrMo)Annealed634108314%Wear resistance; non-magnetic$1,980
316LAs-built55270357%Corrosion resistance; does not age-harden$670
Ti-6Al-4V Grade 23800 °C, 2 h, vacuum (Z, Amaero)1054111913.5%Highest strength-to-weight; ELI chemistry$2,405
Compatibility and handling

Will it run on my printer?

Carpenter states that PowderRange CCM-MC is compatible with all commercially available laser powder bed fusion equipment. The 15–45 µm F cut is the LPBF cut; for DED and EBM, use the 45–106 µm option above. Ask our materials engineer for starting parameters for your machine.

EOSM 290 · M 300-4 · M 400
SLM Solutions / NikonSLM 280 · 500
RenishawAM 400 · RenAM 500
DMG Mori · TRUMPFLasertec · TruPrint
Xact MetalXM series
Velo3D · Aconity3DSapphire · MIDI / ONE
3D Systems · BLT · Eplus3DDMP Flex / Factory · BLT-S · EP-M
and other open-parameter LPBFtuned per machine

Machine names identify compatible equipment only. Additive Plus is not affiliated with these manufacturers, and the powder is not approved by them. Process parameters are tuned per machine.

Step 1

Store sealed

Keep the container closed, dry and at room temperature until you load the printer.

Step 2

Sieve

Sieve before loading and every time you reuse powder recovered from a build.

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Step 3

Load and purge

Fill the dispenser, close the chamber and purge with argon or nitrogen.

Step 4

Print and relieve

Stress-relieve on the plate, then remove parts and supports.

Step 5

Recover

Collect unfused powder, sieve it and return it to a sealed container.

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Wear a respirator, gloves and eye protection when handling metal powder. Read the safety data sheet before first use.

Applications

Printed on AO Metal

Real builds on the LPBF printers we sell, and what teams make from this alloy.

Recoater spreading 316L powder while the laser melts a grid of test cubes on an AO Metal printer
Powder in the chamberThe recoater spreads 316L powder, then the laser melts a grid of test cubes.
Stainless steel test cubes and lattice coupons printed on the AO Metal A30, measured with a caliper
Test cubes and latticesStainless steel coupons printed on the AO Metal A30, checked with a caliper.
Lattice cube printed on the AO Metal A30 build plate
Lattice on the plateA lattice cube on the AO Metal A30 build plate.
Metal heat exchanger printed on the AO Metal A100
Heat exchangerPrinted on the AO Metal A100; LEAP 71 reference geometry.

Parts printed on AO Metal printers, which we sell. Alloys, parameters and powder lots differ from part to part; these photos show the process, not parts made from this specific powder lot.

  • Orthopedic and dental implants
  • Medical fracture fixation devices
  • Gas turbine nozzle and instrumentation devices
  • Oil and gas tooling and instrumentation

Applications as listed by Carpenter Additive for PowderRange CCM-MC. Implant use depends on your own qualification and regulatory approval; Carpenter rates it biocompatible when specified with nickel below 0.1%.

Ordering

Ordering, delivery and our promise

Pack

10 kg of 15–45 µm powder, sealed, traceable to its Carpenter lot certificate.

Delivery

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Volume

100 kg and more: ask for a volume quote with your alloy, quantity and ship-to.

If the powder is not right, we make it right.

If your lot’s chemistry or particle size falls outside its certificate or this page, or it arrives damaged or wrong, tell us within 14 days of delivery. We replace it or refund you, and we pay for shipping both ways.

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Common questions

Don't see yours? Email [email protected] — NDA on request.

What is PowderRange CCM-MC cobalt-chrome powder (15–45 µm)?
PowderRange CCM-MC cobalt-chrome powder (15–45 µm) is a high-nitrogen, mid-carbon cobalt-chromium-molybdenum alloy powder from Carpenter Additive, a wrought version of ASTM F75 made for ASTM F3213. It is vacuum induction melted and nitrogen gas atomized, non-magnetic, and keeps high strength up to 600 °C (1112 °F). In Carpenter's tests, as-built laser powder bed fusion parts reached 1,055 MPa yield and 1,383 MPa tensile strength in the X–Y direction.
What is the difference between CCM and CCM-MC?
The main difference is carbon: PowderRange CCM-MC carries 0.10–0.20% carbon, while CCM allows 0.10% maximum and meets the low-carbon wrought version of ASTM F75. The rest of the chemistry has the same limits. Carpenter publishes tensile data for CCM-MC, with 1,383 MPa as-built tensile strength, but not for CCM. Both are in the table at the top of this page.
Is CCM-MC cobalt-chrome biocompatible?
Carpenter states that PowderRange CCM-MC is biocompatible when it is specified with nickel below 0.1%. The standard chemistry allows up to 0.50% nickel, so if you need the low-nickel version, tell us before you order and check the nickel value on the lot certificate. CCM-MC is non-magnetic and can be used in MRI equipment. Implant use also requires your own qualification and regulatory approval.
How is CCM-MC heat treated?
Carpenter's example anneal per ASTM F3213: 1215 °C (2219 °F) for 2 hours under inert gas, then cool faster than 220 °C (396 °F) per minute to 540 °C (1004 °F). After annealing, Carpenter data shows 634 MPa yield and 1,083 MPa tensile strength with 14% elongation in X–Y. HIP per ASTM F3213 at about 1204 °C (2200 °F) and 100 MPa for 240 minutes closes porosity.
Does CCM-MC cobalt-chrome powder come with a certificate of analysis?
Yes. Every order of PowderRange CCM-MC cobalt-chrome powder (15–45 µm) ships with Carpenter Additive's certificate of analysis for the lot you receive. It lists chemistry, particle size distribution (D10, D50, D90), flow and apparent density, with the lot number for traceability. Carpenter states that its powder testing meets Nadcap Materials Testing and ISO/IEC 17025 chemical requirements. If your quality team needs to review a recent certificate before you order, ask us and we will send one.
How fast does CCM-MC cobalt-chrome powder ship, and how can I pay?
Add PowderRange CCM-MC cobalt-chrome powder (15–45 µm) to the cart and the ship date appears next to the button; in-stock Carpenter powder ships from US stock, typically within 2–5 business days. You can pay by card or PayPal, choose Invoice me at checkout to receive an invoice for bank transfer, or send a purchase order to [email protected]. Tax-exempt buyers can upload a certificate at checkout. For 100 kg or more, ask us for a volume quote.
Can I reuse unfused CCM-MC cobalt-chrome powder?
Many teams sieve and reuse unfused CCM-MC cobalt-chrome powder powder. How many reuse cycles you allow is part of your own qualification, so track particle size distribution and oxygen against your specification as the powder ages. Sieve before loading and after every build, keep recovered powder in a sealed container, and use an ATEX-rated vacuum for clean-up. We sell the ATO Sieve and Delfin powder vacuums shown on this page.

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