Eplus3D has launched its EP-M2050 steel additive manufacturing system, a 36-laser platform which will be prolonged to 49 or 64 lasers.
The machine was introduced alongside TCT Asia, with Eplus3D highlighting the EP-M2050’s productiveness, versatility and effectivity.
In addition to having two optionally available laser configurations above its customary 36 laser configuration, Eplus3D says the 2050 x 2050 x 1100 mm construct envelope will be prolonged as much as 2000 mm within the z-axis.
Within the growth of the EP-M2050 machine, Eplus3D is working to ‘rework steel additive manufacturing from a prototyping software to a direct manufacturing resolution.’ The corporate has thus outfitted the machine with a typical six-by-six laser matrix and 36 galvanometers to make sure ‘seamless operation’ of all lasers in ‘excellent synchrony.’ Equally, the improve to 64 lasers sees the machine outfitted with an eight-by-eight laser matrix and sixty-four galvanometers to additional elevate the efficiency of the system.
Along with the quantity of lasers, Eplus3D can be providing the pliability of selecting between 500 W or 700 W fibre lasers. Customers can even be capable of course of empowering it to course of supplies resembling titanium alloys, aluminum alloys, stainless steels, and gear steels, and be capable of obtain layer thicknesses of between 20-120 µm. With this functionality, the corporate believes the EP-M2050 will excel in manufacturing large-scale, high-precision elements, making it a perfect selection for aerospace and different demanding sectors that require manufacturing high quality and precision. The EP-M2050 may also be related to Eplus3D’s closed loop sieving tower, which helps to make sure consumer security, lowered downtime and lowered waste of fabric.
Eplus3D has launched the EP-M2050 after the introduction of its 16-laser EP-M1550 platform at TCT Asia 2023, which has since been put in at a number of buyer websites.