Israel Institute of Materials Manufacturing Technologies
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ABOUT US

The Israel Institute of Materials Manufacturing Technologies (Formerly “The Israel Institute of Metals”) is a research & development center operating under the Technion R&D Foundation LTD. (owned by Technion)

IMT conducts applied research in the field of advanced materials processing and is working mainly with industries (in Israel and abroad), focusing on implementation of new technologies in the supply chains

Vehicle & Mechanical Engineering Laboratory

The Vehicle and Mechanical Engineering Laboratory, is an accredited laboratory on behalf of Ministry of Transportation, the national authority to the accreditation of laboratories and the Sport Administration of the Israel Ministry of Culture & Sport.

The laboratory is operating under The Israel Institute of Materials Manufacturing Technologies, Technion R&D Foundation.

 

Ceramics

Advanced Functional Ceramics

Additive Manufacturing

3D printing of Metals, Ceramics and Hybrid Materials

High-Power Laser Processing

Dynamic Beam-Shaping for Materials Processing

Surface Technologies

Unique Surface Solutions
IMT NEWS
23/02/2025

New project with Fraunhofer IKTS

IMT is part of a collaborative project with partners from…
07/02/2024

IMT launch a new advanced…

We are proud to announce groundbreaking advancements in laser welding…
07/02/2024

Dr. Aleksey Kovalevsky Attains International…

Dr. Aleksey Kovalevsky, Laser and welding Group Leader, has fulfilled…
IMT EVENTS
This seminar, presented by Hermon Laboratories & The Israel Institute of Materials Manufacturing Technologies, brings together experts to explore key
We are pleased to invite you to a professional seminar on optical and electronic microscopy, which will be held on
We’re thrilled to invite you to visit our booth #57A at the upcoming New-Tech Exhibition 2024 (in collaboration and with
IMT PUBLICATIONS

Laser welding of aluminum-copper joints using dynamic beam shape

A. Kovalevsky, D. Baulin & K. Zohar-Hauber

Surface quality challenge for Ti-6Al-4V Additive Manufactured

Carmel Matias, Alex Diskin, Oz Golan, Garkun Andrey, Evgeny Strokin

Sintering of additively manufactured zirconium by MoldJet technology

T. Vompe, G. G. Goviazin, O. Dolev, L. Rudnik, A. Katz-Demyanetz