Concept Laser 3d Metal Printer
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Concept laser 3d metal printer. 2016 concept laser m2 cusing 3d metal printer item 07058 is available for sale from resell cnc. Since december 2016 concept laser has been part of ge additive a division of the world s leading digital industrial enterprise general electric. The typical build size of a metal 3d printing system is 250 x 150 x 150 mm but. Over the past few years there has been a surge in both supply and demand for metal 3d printers.
Many businesses are adopting these 3d metal printing technologies to produce cost effective. Ge additive m2 series 5 price. What is the best metal 3d printer in 2020. Manufacturers are launching metal additive manufacturing machines that are faster easier to use and more powerful with an increasing number of compatible metals.
Objective3d brings you the latest in metal 3d printing technology from concept laser the world leader in the design and manufacture of powderbed based laser metal additive manufacturing systems. Discover and compare more 3d printers with our 3d printer comparison engine. Ge additive s dmlm machines from concept laser use lasers to melt layers of fine metal powder and create complex metal 3d geometries with incredible precision directly from a cad file. The company which was founded in 2000 by frank herzog is one of the world s leading providers of machine and plant technology for 3d printing of metal parts.
Characteristics of slm dmls printer parameters. Several different machine envelope sizes including the largest powder bed metal additive system in the world are available to meet the needs of any industry. This metal industrial 3d printer offers a build volume of 250 x 250 x 350 mm. For more information please contact resell cnc at 844 47.
The ge additive m2 series 5 uses powder 3d printing technology. Concept laser gmbh is one of the world s leading providers of machine and plant technology for 3d printing of metal parts. Build real metal parts without conventional manufacturing limitations.