EOS M 300-4 3D Printer Designed for Industrial Applications
The EOS M 300-4 has multiple configurations combined with safety and security features that enable digital additive manufacturing.
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EOS M 300-4
The EOS M 300-4 3D printer is designed for industrial production of high-quality metal parts, offering DMLS quality with up to 10X more productivity. The unit has multiple configurations and combined with safety and security features that enable digital additive manufacturing. Flexibility in the system enables users to choose the degree of automation that optimizes workflow, but also gives the option to easily ramp up production as demand increases. It has optimized gas flow design to enable full-field overlap of the four lasers on the machine.
The laser and performance stability are designed to ensure consistent part quality over the entire build space, including full coverage of overlaps. The EOS M 300-4 is 300 × 300 × 400 mm in volume with a Yb-fiber laser that is 4 × 400 W, and has a scan speed up to 7.0 m/s. It is able to run a wide range of metal materials, such as nickel alloy, maraging steel, titanium, aluminum and more. The EOS M 300-4 is also capable of running the following software: EOSPrint 2, EOS ParameterEditor, EOState Monitoring Suite, EOSConnect Core, EOState Everywhere, Materialise Magics Metal Package and modules.
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