AMS 400
Selective laser melting
The AMS 400 produces components using the L‑PBF (laser-powder bed fusion) process. The integrated powder preparation and inert gas system (nitrogen N2) also place great emphasis on sustainability and safety.
The handling of the components takes place outside the building area, and their transfer between the individual operations is semi-automatic. It is an open system where the equipment can be configured for various CAD/CAM interfaces and process controls. Thus, the customer decides how best to integrate the system into the existing engineering and production environment.
AMS 400
Overview
The customizable AMS series is flexible in terms of customer requirements regarding building area size, wave length or post processes. This new type of 3D printing system combines all manufacturing processes in one fully automated process flow.
These sample parts illustrate the potential of industrial 3D printing.
For confidentiality reasons, we are not allowed to show complex customer-specific parts here.
Compact end-to-end solution
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Innovative measurement technology
Advanced measurement technology is a key success factor for metalworking additive manufacturing. With the Ophir BeamPeek system for beam analysis and power measurement from MKS Instruments, Reichenbacher uses a solution that impresses with its quick and easy handling and comprehensive measurement options.
Metal printing demo video
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