Metal 3D printing machine AMS 800

Selective Laser Melting

The AMS 800 was deve­lo­ped for the pow­der bed­ding pro­cess and fur­ther pro­ces­sing by laser mel­ting (LM) and is par­ti­cu­lar­ly sui­ta­ble for the pro­duc­tion of lar­ge-volu­me metal com­pon­ents. Here, we offer a uni­que solu­ti­on on an indus­tri­al sca­le, espe­ci­al­ly when it comes to lar­ge buil­ding volu­mes, some of which are impos­si­ble to rea­li­ze in the con­ven­tio­nal way. The inte­gra­ted pow­der pre­pa­ra­ti­on and inert gas sys­tem (nitro­gen N2) places gre­at empha­sis on sus­taina­bi­li­ty and safe­ty. The hand­ling of the com­pon­ents takes place out­side the buil­ding area and the trans­fer bet­ween the machi­ning pro­ces­ses is ful­ly auto­ma­tic. The aim was to crea­te an open sys­tem whe­re it is pos­si­ble to con­fi­gu­re the equip­ment for various CAD/CAM inter­faces and machi­ne con­trol ver­si­ons. Thus, the cus­to­mer deci­des which R&D pro­ject he wants to car­ry out. Overview The prin­ting volu­me per­mits the manu­fac­tu­re of work­pie­ces with a base area of up to 800 x 800 mil­li­me­ters and a maxi­mum height of 500 mil­li­me­ters. 3D prin­ting is per­for­med using 4 fiber lasers with a maxi­mum power of 1 kW, each. Control system (Siemens make) Open sys­tem for various CAD/CAM inter­faces and machi­ne con­trol ver­si­ons. The cus­to­mer deci­des which R&D pro­ject he wants to car­ry out. In the clea­ning cabin, the ope­ra­tor can remo­ve the remai­ning loo­se pow­der by suc­tion. The build-pla­te can be loa­ded into the machi­ne using a crane. Handling An inno­va­ti­ve hand­ling sys­tem auto­ma­ti­cal­ly trans­fers the build-pla­te from the dischar­ge sta­ti­on into the pro­cess chamber.