摘要： Zinc (Zn) alloys are promising bone repair materials due to their inherent degradability, favorable mechanical property and biocompatibility. In this investigation, laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) known as a representative additive manufacturing technique was applied to fabricate Zn-2Al (wt.%) part for bone repair application. A low energy density (Ev) led to the formation of pores and resultant insufficient densification rate due to the high liquid viscosity within the molten pool. In contrast, a high Ev caused the evaporation of Zn powder and resultant failure of LPBF. With Ev increasing, the obtained grains and the precipitated lamellar eutectic structure contained η-Zn and α-Al phase became coarsened, which could be attributed to the enhanced heat accumulation and consequently decreased cooling rate. At optimized Ev of 114.28 J/mm3, fully dense Zn-2Al part with a densification rate of 98.3±1.4% was achieved, which exhibited an optimal hardness of 64.5±1.8 Hv, tensile strength of 192.2±5.4 MPa and a moderate corrosion rate of 0.14 mm/year. In addition, in vitro cell tests confirmed its good biocompability. This study indicated that LPBF processed Zn-2Al part was a potential material for bone repair.