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How does it work?

Metal 3D printing using DMLS (Direct Metal Laser Sintering), SLM (Selective Laser Melting), and BJ (Binder Jetting) allows for the production of complex metal parts and components with high strength and precision. These technologies are ideal for manufacturing spare parts and technical components.

DMLS is an additive manufacturing technology that uses a laser to sinter metal powder layer by layer, creating a 3D object. SLM is similar to DMLS but uses a higher-powered laser that completely melts the metal powder, resulting in stronger parts. Binder Jetting uses a binding agent applied to the metal powder to join particles in desired areas. Unlike DMLS and SLM, BJ applies heat treatment only after the entire part is created.

AlSi10Mg

Aluminum alloy (AlSi10Mg) is a strong and lightweight material with good thermal properties. It is printed by sintering aluminum powder using a special laser. 3D printed parts from AlSi10Mg are of the same quality as machined models, but it is possible to create much more complicated geometries or various internal channels in parts. 3D printed aluminum does not look like traditional shiny machined aluminum; it has a matte gray surface with a slightly rough appearance. The fine glitter is due to the presence of silicon in the alloy.

Usage / Features

Thanks to the combination of lightness and high strength, this alloy is ideal for applications where strong but lightweight components are needed. The aluminum alloy has excellent thermal properties, making it suitable for applications where heat dissipation is required.