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In the field of 5-axis laser deposition welding DMG MORI will be presenting a new LASERTEC 125 3D hybrid at the formnext, a machine designed for workpieces up to ø 1,250 x 745 mm and 2,000 kg.

Consistent further development of the LASERTEC 3D hybrid series
Parts measuring up to ø 1,250 x 745 mm and a workpiece weight of up to 2,000 kg

High build rates
Up to HRC 63 without heat treatment
Up to 80 percent reduction in processing times for production and repair tasks
Cost effective repair thanks to hybrid combination of a 5-axis milling machine and laser deposition welding
Convenient management of production with AM Assistant and Siemens NX
AM Assistant for control, evaluation and quality assurance of the production process based on an extensive sensor system for process monitoring
High-performance CAM software solution for powder nozzle technology developed especially for DMG MORI by Siemens NX

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Leading provider of industrial 3D printers dramatically increases the print speed without losing the company’s high-quality surface finish

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With this new partnership, manufacturers will validate the strength and capabilities of their 3D printed parts, opening up the technology for more applications across the manufacturing process
Markforged, the leading provider of metal and carbon fiber 3D printers, and MSC Software Corporation (MSC), a global leader in computer-aided engineering (CAE) simulation software and services, today announced a technology partnership to deliver process simulation, performance modeling, and material analysis tools for Markforged 3D printers.

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Significant AM Process Chain Innovations & Possibly the Most Innovative Stand in the Show’s History

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At Formnext 2019 in Frankfurt Advanced Manufacturing Technologies Ltd (AMT) launched its proprietary Digital Manufacturing System (DMS). Visitors at Formnext will be the first to witness this innovative and comprehensive post processing system that completes the equation for high volume production applications of additive manufacturing (AM) through digital connectivity and full automation.

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The post processing of 3D printed parts is an often overlooked stage of the process chain for additive manufacturing (AM). Sometimes referred to as 3D printing’s ‘dirty little secret,’ it is a necessary but frequently labour-intensive discipline that requires considerable manual intervention. Today, post processing remains a major hurdle for companies looking to scale their additive manufacturing (AM) operations for production applications. AMT is one company that is redressing the balance in this area and offers end-to-end solutions that truly unlock the advantages that AM offers for high volume applications.

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HP & Festo leading the trends of digital manufacturing

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GE Additive unveiled the Arcam PRS 30 – a new, automated powder recovery station to create a closed system to contain powder exposure for operators working in industrial additive manufacturing environments.

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Delivering best-in-class productivity for lower overall cost

Increased part quality and consistency
Increased productivity
Enhanched usability and maintainability

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Reduced cost through increased productivity

Increased productivity reduces cost per part by 10% (20% increase in build speed, 13% increase in build volume)
Improved material properties
Integrated system architecture

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