SHAREBOT METALONE DMLS Metal 3D Printer
Description
Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) metal 3D printer, an open system designed for research that lets you change spot size, laser speed and power and precisely control printing paths.
It allows you to freely perform multiple tests on various types of alloys.
SHAREBOT METALONE DMLS Metal 3D Printer
Specifications |
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| Laser Printing Technology: | Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) |
| Laser Type: | Fiber Laser |
| Average Laser Power: | 1000 W |
| Laser Wavelength: | 1064 nm |
| Laser Spot Size (XY Resolution): | 45 um |
| Layer Thickness (Z Resolution): | 30 um |
| Build Speed: | -- mm/h |
| Scan Speed: | -- mm/sec |
| Print Material: | Metal |
| Print Environment: | Nitrogen |
| Material Refresh Rate: | 1-1% |
| Build Volume (W): | 65 mm |
| Build Volume (H): | 65 mm |
| Build Volume (D): | 100 mm |
| Application: | Other |
Features
- 1064nm fiber laser
- Galvanometer with f-Theta lens
- Open parameters
- Laser power up to 1 kW
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- No markups, no fees
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Italy
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Frequently Asked Questions
The SHAREBOT METALONE DMLS Metal 3D Printer is a direct metal laser sintering (DMLS) 3D printer designed for research purposes.
The advantage of using a DMLS metal 3D printer is that it allows you to change spot size, laser speed, power, and control printing paths with precision.
Yes, the SHAREBOT METALONE DMLS Metal 3D Printer allows you to freely perform multiple tests on various types of alloys.
The SHAREBOT METALONE DMLS Metal 3D Printer has a laser power capability of up to 1 kW.
The SHAREBOT METALONE DMLS Metal 3D Printer uses a 1064nm fiber laser.