From Powder to Performance: Dunlee to Present Latest Laser Powder Bed Fusion Advancements for Tungsten at TCT 2026
Hamburg, January 28, 2026 – Dunlee, a leading specialist in the controlled processing of pure tungsten through Powder Bed Laser Melting, will be participating in TCT for the second time this year—both as an exhibitor and with a technical presentation. “After last years success at TCT we are very much looking forward to this year’s edition,” says Koji Yamamoto, Sales Manager Japan at Dunlee. “A certain highlight for us this year, is that we are featured not only as an exhibitor but also as a presenter on tungsten manufacturing.”
Expert Insights on Laser Powder Bed Fusion at TCT As part of the event program, Dr. Nahveed Rahman will deliver a presentation highlighting the newest advancements in 3D printed tungsten and sharing his expertise with attendees. Tungsten’s exceptional density, extremely high melting point, and thermal robustness make it difficult to process using conventional methods. Rahmans talk will explore how Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) overcomes these challenges, enabling the production of highly precise, complex tungsten components for demanding industries such as aerospace, medical imaging, and nuclear energy. The lecture will take place on Jan 28 at 12:45 pm local time at the TCT Introducing Stage and will be held in English. Join us to see how Dunlee is pushing the boundaries of 3D printing technology and driving new possibilities in high-performance manufacturing. Visitors can also come by at Dunlee’s booth (#3S-S16).
About Dunlee: Dunlee has a rich history with 100+ years of expertise in developing, producing and integrating innovative components for imaging solutions. With one of the first X-ray tube factories in the world, Dunlee went from producing standard glass tubes to making high-tech componentry for global markets, providing services and solutions that meet the customer’s needs and help to optimize their business by offering reliable, quality and technology-differentiating components for imaging solutions. All at excellent total cost of ownership, as well as by sharing deep knowledge of integrated systems, with continued support from product development to aftersales service. Dunlee has been at the forefront of X-ray tube innovations, most notably the first liquid metal bearing tube in 1989. The 3D tungsten printing business was established in 2007. www.dunlee.com
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