The machine is suitable for the production of high-mix, low-volume parts or complex-shaped workpieces. The machine’s smaller footprint also incorporates fewer movable axes.
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The software is available for metal systems EOS M 290 and EOS M 400. The software features a workflow-based approach for the graphical user interface reflecting the AM CAM process.
Through click-based functions, users can progress through the necessary steps to prepare their file for printing.
New plane segmentation capabilities enable different layer thicknesses, optimising it for production and enabling the splitting of a part along a plane so that it can be shifted in z-level to define part segments with different exposure requirements regarding quality and productivity. Segments where speed is more important can be processed with parameters optimised for highest productivity.
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The Voestalpine company has invested a total of 50 million euros (US$59 million) into the opening of a new metal AM research centre in Singapore, the construction of a new AM technology institute in Taiwan, a production plant in Canada, and expanding its metal powder production for AM at its subsidiaries—Böhler Edelstahl in Austria and Uddeholms in Sweden.
“In line with our global service strategy, we are establishing metal AM services close to our customers. The focus is on applying different additive manufacturing processes to best meet their individual requirements,” said Franz Rotter, head of the high-performance metals division at Voestalpine.
The technology institute in Taiwan is the company’s third research centre for metal AM. The centre will have its own technology that supplements the other research centre’s technologies. The AM plant in Toronto, Canada, is currently under construction.
The Voestalpine company’s recent expansion strategy comes after its launch of an AM centre in Düsseldorf, Germany, in the third quarter of 2016. The team in Düsseldorf focusses on AM production of finely-structured, lightweight small parts and tools, whilst the team in Singapore will specialise in manufacturing and repairing objects weighing up to 600 kg.
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