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IN939 Nickel Alloy Powder for Metal 3D Printing | LPBF / EBM Compatible – 10 kg / 22 lbs

$1,123

Extreme Heat Strength. Wear-Resistant. Corrosion-Resistant. LPBF-Optimized. High-temperature nickel alloy powder IN939 for LPBF and EBM additive manufacturing. PowderRange® 939W delivers excellent tensile strength, wear resistance, and oxidation/corrosion resistance for turbine and engine applications.

  • Technology:

    EBM, Metal LPBF

  • Printing Materials:

    Metal Powders

  • Production Method:

    Gas Atomization (GA), Vacuum Induction Melting Gas Atomization (VIGA)

  • Powder Package:

    10 kg bottle, 440 kg hopper, 840 kg hopper

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  • Delivery: 5-10 Business Days

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Description

PowderRange® 939W is a high-temperature nickel alloy developed for additive manufacturing. This alloy is an AM variant of cast alloy IN939, optimized for hot gas path turbine components, such as vanes, blades, and shrouds.

PowderRange® 939W exhibits high tensile strength, wear resistance, and corrosion/oxidation resistance at elevated temperatures. It also provides excellent creep resistance and low-cycle fatigue performance, making it suitable for demanding aerospace, energy, and industrial applications.

The alloy may be further strengthened via precipitation-hardening heat treatments to optimize high-temperature performance. PowderRange® 939W is compatible with LPBF and EBM additive manufacturing processes, delivering reliable mechanical properties and excellent processability for critical components.

Base Elements Strengthening Elements Corrosion & Oxidation Elements Minor & Control Elements
Nickel: Balance Cobalt: 18.0–20.0% Chromium: 22.0–23.0% Manganese: 0.50%
Titanium: 3.00–4.5% Tungsten: 1.00–3.00% Silicon: 0.50%
Aluminum: 1.00–3.0% Tantalum: 1.00–1.80% Zirconium: 0.10%
Niobium: 0.50–1.5% Carbon: 0.15%
Boron: 0.01%

machine type:

F – LPBF

E – EBM

Key Performance Benefits

  • High-temperature tensile strength and creep resistance

  • Wear resistance under extreme heat conditions

  • Oxidation and corrosion resistant at elevated temperatures

  • Precipitation-hardenable for optimized high-temperature performance

  • Reliable additive manufacturing processability (LPBF & EBM)

industries

Aerospace /  Energy / Industrial

Typical Applications

  • Gas turbine hot gas path components

  • Engine blades, vanes, and shrouds

  • High-temperature industrial components

 

  • Brand Carpenter Additive
  • Technology EBM, Metal LPBF
  • Powder Package 10 kg bottle, 440 kg hopper, 840 kg hopper
  • PSD (particle size distribution) 15–45 µm, 45–106 µm
  • Printing Materials Metal Powders
  • Material IN939
  • Country of origin USA
  • Production Method Gas Atomization (GA), Vacuum Induction Melting Gas Atomization (VIGA)

Materials

  • IN939 IN939

Frequently asked questions

What is PowderRange 939W?

PowderRange® 939W is a high-temperature nickel alloy powder designed for additive manufacturing, derived from cast alloy IN939, optimized for hot gas path turbine and engine components.

Which additive manufacturing processes are compatible with 939W?

PowderRange® 939W is compatible with LPBF and EBM.

Can PowderRange 939W be heat treated?

Yes. It can be precipitation-hardened to further increase high-temperature strength and wear resistance.

What industries commonly use PowderRange 939W?

Aerospace, energy, and industrial sectors, particularly for turbine and engine components exposed to extreme heat.

What types of parts are typically produced with 939W?

Typical applications include gas turbine blades, vanes, shrouds, and other hot gas path components.

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