Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

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Great Info Gamesc, thanks for the Link.
There are still lots of data missing, but from whats available it Seems like LQMT’s alloy is Slightly superior to EON’s alloy in areas such as Tensile, Compressive (although thats a comparison with die cast since no data for inject molded) and Flexural.

Might not be a factor unless the part required needs to be designed to withstand prolonged Fatigue cycles.

But where EON’s alloy really fails is in the BIO & Environmental section, and still many more Data points yet to be given. Seems to me there is more value in LQMT’s alloy than people have been giving it credit for, a case of “you get what you pay for” Li not only needs CIP but for certain applications he also needs LM105.