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Unity Aluminum subsidiary licenses use of additive manufacturing technology to Mitsubishi subsidiary – Lane Report

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February 24, 2021
Unity Aluminum subsidiary licenses use of additive manufacturing technology to Mitsubishi subsidiary – Lane Report
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BOSTON and TOKYO—Unity Aluminum subsidiary NanoAL LLC announced it has signed a commercial license deal with Mitsubishi Corp. RtM Japan Ltd. (RtMJ) to bring its award-winning Addalloy® advanced aluminum alloy powders to the rapidly growing metal additive manufacturing (AM) market in Asia.

The companies also signed a letter of intent for potential partnerships on additional NanoAL advanced aluminum alloy products including aluminum casting and rolled sheets for automotive and other industrial applications.

NanoAL is a wholly owned subsidiary of Unity Aluminum, which has spent five years seeking financing for a proposed $1.7 billion aluminum mill in Greenup, Ky., on the Ohio River just west of Ashland, Ky. The Commonwealth of Kentucky has a $15 million stake in the project, but has begun seeking return of its money because the mill project has not progressed.

“This announcement is an enormous signal of the market need for Addalloy powders. In partnership with RtMJ, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corp., a global integrated business enterprise, we will now be able to reach across the globe to deliver the promise of our aluminum alloy technologies’ excellent performance and economics.” said Dr. Nhon Vo, CEO of NanoAL LLC.

“We believe the aluminum alloys developed by NanoAL are the essential materials for the next generation to achieve decarbonization, electrification and a circular economy. NanoAL and RtMJ will play an important role in creating a cleaner and greener society by combining the advanced technology of NanoAL with the global business network of RtMJ.” said Takehito Nagashima, General Manager of New Business Development and DX Office, Mitsubishi Corp. RtM Japan Ltd.

Addalloy is an award-winning aluminum alloy technology designed and developed for Metal Additive Manufacturing via laser powder bed fusion. Today, Addalloy consists of 5T, 7S, and HX compositions, each with application specific performance levels tailored to the demands of Automotive, Motorsports, Aerospace, and Industrial markets.

Addalloy 5T – Delivers optimal material performance for structural applications enabling fully functional and high performing parts that outperform typically wrought alloy components made using subtractive manufacturing.
Addalloy HX – Exceptional performance for thermal management applications such as heat exchanger/heat sink in the demanding markets of Motorsports, Electronics, Semiconductor and Satellite.

Addalloy 7S – Presents an incredible strength to weight ratio highly sought after in Motorsports, Aerospace and Satellite applications where weight to performance metrics are the most critical design factors in material selection.
Addalloy powders work on major laser-based OEM platforms for Metal 3D Printing including EOS, SLM Solutions, Renishaw, Concept Laser, and many others. Using Addalloy, designers and engineers are able to transform their product concepts and bring new designs to life with a focus on lightweighting, durable performance, and package size reduction.

NanoAL LLC is a research and technology company that designs, develops and commercializes high-performance aluminum alloys based on scientifically designed nanostructures. It is a wholly owned subsidiary and R&D arm of Unity Aluminum Inc.

Mitsubishi Corp. RtM Japan Ltd., a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corp. is a metals and mineral resources trading company with activity in coal and iron ore, aluminum, copper and precious metals, as well as nickel, chrome and rare metals.

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