Desktop Metallic (DM) has launched a Reactive Security Equipment for the Manufacturing System P-1 for secure, high-speed binder jet 3D printing of titanium and aluminum.
The P-1 Reactive Security Equipment options ATEX-rated elements, in addition to {hardware} and software program updates to make sure the very best degree of security. ATEX certification is given to tools that has undergone rigorous testing outlined by European Union directives and is taken into account secure to make use of in particular environments with explosive atmospheres.
“Titanium and aluminum are two of essentially the most incessantly requested supplies at Desktop Metallic, and we’re proud to say that we are able to now supply a business 3D printer with the mandatory security options to binder jet 3D print these supplies,” says Ric Fulop, founder and CEO of Desktop Metallic. “Primarily based on our ongoing tasks with main producers, we all know our know-how is nicely on its strategy to unlocking new designs that ship larger efficiency, weight reductions, and different advantages—all with our high-speed 3D printing know-how that makes Additive Manufacturing extra inexpensive for manufacturing volumes.”
The Desktop Metallic Manufacturing System P-1, in addition to an array of titanium and aluminum designs, together with these 3D printed by TriTech, might be on show June 25-27 at RAPID + TCT on the Los Angeles Conference Heart. DM might be situated in Sales space No. 2139.
The Manufacturing System P-1 is certified to 3D print 17 metals, together with stainless steels, low-alloy steels, copper alloys, software steels, nickel-based alloys, valuable metals and extra.
Titanium (Ti64) is now labeled as customer-qualified on the P-1 and X-Sequence fashions when upgraded with an inert ambiance and different security options. Aluminum is now labeled as customer-qualified on the X-Sequence and R&D Certified on the P-1 when upgraded with an inert ambiance and different security options.
For producers or analysis labs thinking about studying extra about 3D printing reactive supplies on the P-1 or one other Desktop Metallic printer, go to TeamDM.com/Reactive3DP.
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