Metal 3D printing machine AMS 400

Selective Laser Melting

The AMS 400 pro­du­ces com­pon­ents using the L-PBF (laser-pow­der bed fusi­on) pro­cess. The inte­gra­ted pow­der pre­pa­ra­ti­on and inert gas sys­tem (nitro­gen N2) also place gre­at empha­sis on sus­taina­bi­li­ty and safety. The hand­ling of the com­pon­ents takes place out­side the buil­ding area, and their trans­fer bet­ween the indi­vi­du­al ope­ra­ti­ons is semi-auto­ma­tic. It is an open sys­tem whe­re the equip­ment can be con­fi­gu­red for various CAD/CAM inter­faces and pro­cess con­trols. Thus, the cus­to­mer deci­des how best to inte­gra­te the sys­tem into the exis­ting engi­nee­ring and pro­duc­tion environment. Overview The cus­to­mizable AMS series is fle­xi­ble in terms of cus­to­mer requi­re­ments regar­ding buil­ding area size, wave length or post pro­ces­ses. This new type of 3D prin­ting sys­tem com­bi­nes all manu­fac­tu­ring pro­ces­ses in one ful­ly auto­ma­ted pro­cess flow. Compact end-to-end solution For more infor­ma­ti­on, read the tech­ni­cal artic­le on “Unpack­ing and fine clea­ning of 3D prin­ted metal parts” for free! Innovative measurement technology Advan­ced mea­su­re­ment tech­no­lo­gy is a key suc­cess fac­tor for metal­wor­king addi­ti­ve manu­fac­tu­ring. With the Ophir Beam­Peek sys­tem for beam ana­ly­sis and power mea­su­re­ment from MKS Instru­ments, Rei­chen­ba­cher uses a solu­ti­on that impres­ses with its quick and easy hand­ling and com­pre­hen­si­ve mea­su­re­ment options.