Sonda SYS. M300
Selective Laser Melting, or SLM, is used in this 3D printing technology to manipulate metal powders into a working model. The metal powder is melted by a highly focused laser to create the desired shape. The three-dimensional model is then created by melting (sintering) one layer of the model at a time, each in succession. The entire process is housed in a special protective atmosphere to maintain a safe work environment. The sintering chamber keeps the material from reacting to an oxygen atmosphere.
With selective sintering of metal models, time is saved while producing a short series run or a prototype model. Rather than weeks using a traditional method, this process can complete a project within days or even hours.
Technical specification:
Building chamber
Dimensions
300 x 250 x 350 mm
Available materials
Metal powders: steel/titanium/aluminium/Cobalt/Chromium etc.
Operating system
Windows 10
Physical properties
Dimensions
1620 x 1180 x 2000 mm
Weight
~1300 kg
Working temperature
20-26 ºC
Power supply
200~240 VAC,
50/60 Hz
1 phase, 25 A
Optics
Laser
Fiber
Laser beam diameter (1/e2)
0,1 ~ 0,3 mm
Power
500W
Scanning speed
1-10 m/s
Tolerances
Layer thickness
0,02-0,05 / 0,05 / 0,05-0,1 / mm
Working speed
4~20 cm3/h
Protective atmosphere
N2/Ar
Other
Connection
Ethernet, TCP/IP, IEEE802.3
Software
SondaSys RP
3D files format
STL
Warranty
Laser
12 months or 10 000 h
Machine
12 months