Process Data Sheet

EOS NickelAlloy K500 for EOS M 290 | 60 µm

EOS M 290 - 60 µm - TRL 3

Process Information Metal

Versatile alloy for highly corrosive environments.

→ Good mechanical strength also in elevated temperatures
→ Excellent corrosion resistance
→ Moderate conductivity (approximately two times the conductivity of Inconel alloys)

System Setup EOS M 290
EOS Material set K500_060_CoreM291_100
Software Requirements

EOSPRINT 2.13 or newer

EOSYSTEM 2.17 or newer

Recoater Blade HSS (High Speed Steel)
Nozzle EOS Grid Nozzle
Inert gas Argon
Sieve 90 µm
Additional Information
Layer Thickness 60 µm
Volume Rate 6.0 mm³/s

Chemical and Physical Properties of Parts

Powder and built part compositions of the EOS NickelAlloy K500 conform to the chemical composition requirements of UNS N05500.

Microstructure of the Produced Parts

Defects Thickness Result Number of Samples
Average Defect Percentage 60 µm 0.04 % -

Mechanical Properties

Mechanical Properties As Manufactured

EN ISO 6892-1 Room Temperature | 60 µm Yield Strength [MPa] Tensile Strength [MPa] Elongation at Break A [%] Reduction of Area Z [%] Modulus of elasticity [GPa] Number of Samples
Vertical 495 710 35 - - -
Horizontal 540 755 32 - - -

Mechanical Properties Heat Treated

EN ISO 6892-1 Room Temperature | 60 µm Yield Strength [MPa] Tensile Strength [MPa] Elongation at Break A [%] Reduction of Area Z [%] Modulus of elasticity [GPa] Number of Samples
Vertical 810 1030 27 - - -
Horizontal 840 1090 21 - - -

EOS NickelAlloy K500 is a precipitation strengthened alloy. The strength of the material can be tailored using heat treatment. An ageing heat treatment directly after printing is recommended for applications where strength is the primary concern.

Direct Aging
Hold at 595 °C measured from the part for 2 h in argon atmosphere, followed by slow air cooling.

Surface Roughness

Electrical Conductivity

Coefficient of Thermal Expansion

Temperature
- 25 – 100 ºC
- 25 – 200 ºC
- 25 – 300 ºC
- 25 – 400 ºC
- 25 – 500 ºC
- 25 – 600 ºC
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