Metal 3D Printing Solutions for Energy
SLM 3D printers play a pivotal role in transforming the energy sector by enabling the production of complex and high-performance components. For example, SLM technology facilitates the creation of lightweight yet durable parts, optimizing energy efficiency and operational reliability. Components such as turbine blades, heat exchangers, and customized sensors can be precisely manufactured with SLM, enhancing equipment performance and longevity. Additionally, the design flexibility of SLM allows for rapid prototyping and customization, supporting innovation and accelerating the development of next-generation energy solutions.
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Inconel 718 Pump Impeller
Project Name: Inconel 718 Pump Impeller
Machine Model: Laseradd SLM 280
Material: Inconel 718
Layer Thickness: 60 µm
Print Time: 24 hours
This project involves the production of an Inconel 718 pump impeller. Inconel 718 is a high-performance alloy known for its strength, corrosion resistance, and high-temperature properties. The pump impeller was printed using the Laseradd SLM 280 machine. The printing process took 24 hours, and the impeller was then post-processed and put into production. -
Stainless Steel 316L Manifold
Project Name: Stainless Steel 316L Manifold
Machine Model: Laseradd SLM 490
Material: Stainless Steel 316L
Layer Thickness: 60 µm
Print Time: 97 hours
This project involveds the production of a stainless steel 316L manifold. Stainless steel 316L is a versatile alloy known for its strength, corrosion resistance, and weldability. The manifold was printed using the Laseradd SLM 500 machine. The printing process took 97 hours, and the manifold was then post-processed and put into production. -
Nickel-Based Alloy Stator Vanes
Project Name: Nickel-Based Alloy Stator Vanes
Machine Model: Laseradd SLM 450
Material: Nickel-Based Alloy (specific alloy type not disclosed)
Layer Thickness: 50 µm
Print Time: 18 hours
This project involves the production of nickel-based alloy stator vanes. Nickel-based alloys are known for their high-temperature properties and corrosion resistance. The stator vanes were printed using the Laseradd SLM 450 machine. The printing process took 18 hours, and the stator vanes were then post-processed and put into production.
Laseradd Material for Energy Applications
Laseradd offers a wide range of qualified metal powders compatible with our SLM systems. All materials provided by Laseradd are qualified for their chemistry, spherical structure, particle size distribution, dryness, and flowability.OUR MATERIAL PORTFOLIO COMPRISES
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Ni-Based Alloys: IN625, HX, IN718, IN939
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Fe-Based Alloys: 316L (1.4404)
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Cu-Based Alloys: CuSn10
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M280 Series Printers
Laseradd M280 Series Printers
M150E:Domestic Laser 500W×1 M150ED: Domestic Laser 500W×2 M150H: IPG Laser 500W×1 M150HD: IPG laser 500W×2 M150T: IPG/JPT Laser 500W×1 or 2
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M480 Series Printers
Laseradd M480 Series Printers
M480E: Domestic Laser 500W×1 M480ED: Domestic Laser 500W×2 M480H: IPG Laser 500W×1 M480HD: IPG Laser 500W×2
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