Abstract
Metal lattice structures fabricated by additive manufacturing (AM) processes combined with polymers provide hybrid materials with unexpected mechanical properties. In particular, this article investigates the increased capability of absorbing elastoplastic energy of the composite material, which is up to 75% higher than the sum of energies absorbed by each constituent material. Furthermore, the fabrication process to obtain reliable and repeatable hybrid components by filling the 316 L metal lattice with polymer is introduced and validated.
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