Additive manufacturing
Additive manufacturing is a cutting-edge technology that produces 3D forms by metal deposition, enabling repair of worn workpieces and machining of complex-shaped workpieces to which tools are physically difficult to be applied. DMG MORI provides two machine tools that adapt different technologies ahead of the world: powder nozzle and powder bed methods.
What's Additive manufacturing?
Powder nozzle method
In the powder nozzle method, metal powder is supplied from the nozzle, and laser is irradiated to the deposited powder to melt and sinter it.
The advantage of the method is that molding can be done in a short time because lamination and melting are done at the same time. This is suitable to lamination of different kinds of metal powder materials, and repair of complex-shaped and high value-added products such as impellers and blades.
Powder bed method
In the powder bed method, powder materials are deposited layer by layer, followed by laser irradiation to the deposited powder to melt the specified areas.
The method realizes precise forming and is suited for products and parts with a one-mold structure, and those manufactured from scratch. The machine has a small number of axes and simple structure, allowing space-saving machine design.
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Seminar Materials
2020/02/13
TCT Japan 2020
「Introduction of LASERTEC 65 3D hybrid」- 203 View
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Videos
2020/02/03
LASERTEC SLM Series CG Animation
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Videos
2020/01/20
LASERTEC SLM Series : rePLUG Powder Cycle
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Masterpiece in the world
2017/10/25
Masterpiece in the world #13
Most suitable for dry machining
One-piece molded, heat-resistant hydro chuck made by a 3D printer- 63 View
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Machining examples
2016/04/29
Rocket nozzle
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