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Assessment of Applicability of the MPF-4 Magnesium Powder for Manufacturing Parts Using 3D Printing Technologies

The article provides study results for two samples manufactured with the MPF-4 magnesium powder by means of directed laser energy and material deposition. The authors studied microhardness and microstructure of the samples by means of optical and electronic microscopic techniques; provided results of the impact of annealing on microstructure and microhardness of the samples; and assessed the possibility of using the MPF-4 powder for manufacturing parts using 3D printing technologies.