Additive Manufacturing Without Direct Powder Contact
ADDiTEC’s LPBF platform cleans printed parts in a controlled environment.
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ADDiTEC’s laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) platform, Fusion S, is designed for smaller applications in industries like aerospace, defense, medical, energy and tooling. It's known for its compact size, high-resolution printing, and a fully enclosed cartridge system for safe powder handling and transport. The Fusion S also includes the Fusion Cabin unpacking station, which allows for cleaning of printed parts in a controlled environment.
Benefits of the Fusion S include:
- High-resolution printing for complex geometries and fine features
- Compact footprint with integrated powder handling and post-processing capabilities
- Industrial-grade performance in a user-friendly, turnkey package
- Unique closed powder architecture to enable operation without direct contact with metal powder
The platform supports optimized print parameters for various advanced alloys, including titanium, stainless steel and cobalt chrome.
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