Aconity3D recently announced a new partnership with Aerosint. By partnering with Aerosint, Aconity3D intends to extend the capabilities of the LBM process to multi material printing. The partnership aims to implement Aerosint’s re-coating technology into Aconity3D’s LBM systems. You can find out more about the partnership at 3dnatives. https://www.3dnatives.com/en/aconity3d-aerosint-210220194/ More information about Aerosint SA: https://aerosint.com/
Despite its advancements over the last years, large-scale series production scenarios based on Additive Manufacturing (AM) are still scarcely found. For this reason, a consortium of twelve partners (Automotive OEMs and suppliers, automation and IT experts and established special equipment manufacturers for laser beam melting (LBM), powder handling and post-processing) has been formed to jointly …
Main objective of the project AddSteel is the optimization of steel materials for Additive Manufacturing. This includes alloy as well as process development as well as material- and part characterization. Besides material science related issues, the project also addresses an economical analysis of the production process from atomization to the finished part. This project is …
Aconity has teamed up with partners from industry & research to jointly develop a technology processor for laser beam melting (LBM). Main objective is to enable the application of knowledge-based adaptive processing strategies without the requirement of expert know-how. By this means, the process parameters for part production are optimized under technological, ecological and economical …
Aconity3D has shown first results of its high-speed CMOS process monitoring tool during 2018’s Aachener Kolloquium for Laser Technology (AKL) in Aachen. The process monitoring tool allows for in-line identification of the influence of changed process parameters on the to-be-built part. The featured video shows a comparisson of the size of the melt pool for …