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May 6, 2021



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NASA's Lubrication-Free Precision Gear Technology Brought to Earth

Bulk Metallic Glass (BMG) is the next generation of alloys for precision gears. In this webinar, Amorphology provides a rare glimpse into the specialized world of BMG (aka amorphous metal) development for terrestrial applications - focusing on precision gears and complex metal components.

These unique alloys, developed at NASA, JPL, and Caltech, offer several manufacturing and material property advantages and are vetted by NASA and JPL for lubrication-free use in extreme environments. Amorphology integrates these proprietary amorphous metals into precision gearboxes and motion control components. The unparalleled efficiency of our injection molding process allows us to offer longer life parts at lower prices than possible with traditional metals and cutting methods.

In this webinar, you'll get a close look at both the economic and technical impact that BMGs will have on the aerospace, medical, and precision motion control industries.

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