Metal 3D printing
How Does Metal 3D Printing Work?
Metal 3D Printing is a laser-based technology that uses powdered metals. Similar to Laser Sintering, a high-powered laser selectively binds together particles on the powder bed while the machine distributes even layers of metallic powder. Support structures are automatically generated and built simultaneously in the same material, and are later manually removed. Once complete, the part undergoes heat treatment.
Technical Specifications
| Standard lead time | Minimum of 10 working days, depending on part size, number of components and finishing degrees |
| Standard accuracy | In accordance with DCTG 8 of DIN EN ISO 8062-3: 2008-09 for dimensions between 30 and 400 mm, DTTG 6 for dimensions below 30 mm and DIN ISO 2768 -1 g (rough) for dimensions between 3 mm and 400mm. (for more details and IT grades have a look at the design guidelines.) |
| Layer thickness | 0.03 – 0.1 mm |
| Minimum wall thickness | 1 mm (standard grade) / 0.5 mm (performance grade) |
| Minimum detail | 0.5 mm |
| Maximum part dimensions | 250 x 250 x 280 mm (offline orders) |
| Interlocking or enclosed parts? | No |
| Surface structure | Unfinished parts typically have a rough surface but various finishing degrees can achieve smooth surfaces |
More details about the prototype project , please feel free contact with Claire, claire@proto-mold.com she has about 15 years experiences to do these project . she has been
engaged in this Job since she graduated from college. She believes that she can only do one thing in her life.
