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AM Solutions introduces compact M4 Basic for 'virtually any additive manufacturing user'

"Quality, repeatability and efficiency in post-processing are no longer optional."

AM Solutions introduces compact M4 Basic for 'virtually any additive manufacturing user'

AM Solutions has unveiled the M4 Basic, a compact, entry-level post-processing solution for industrial 3D printing users.

The new vibratory finishing system from the Rösler Group's additive manufacturing-focused brand is said to be 'within reach of virtually any additive manufacturing user' and is geared towards those looking for a cost-effective solution to finish their 3D printed parts.

Described as 'single, plug-and-play unit' offering a wide range of finishing options, the M4 Basic can be used for polymer and metal parts up to 70 × 70 × 25 mm in size, and produced by stereolithography, selective laser sintering, MJF or selective laser melting. AM Solutions believes the machine, which has been designed for easy installation with lockable rollers and a standard 230 V connection, will be well suited to job shops, service bureaus and in-house AM teams.

“At AM Solutions we see a clear shift: even smaller AM users are under pressure to deliver consistent, production-grade surfaces,” says Colin Spellacy, Head of UK Sales at AM Solutions. “With the M4 Basic we’re giving them a realistic, affordable way to replace improvised manual steps with a controlled, repeatable process. It’s a gateway into true industrial post-processing.”

Per a press release, the M4 Basic combines a 20-litre rotary vibrator with an integrated 25-litre process water tank, extending process-water life and reducing downtime. This closed-loop approach, together with lower water and power consumption, keeps operating costs down while minimising environmental impact.

“Quality, repeatability and efficiency in post-processing are no longer optional,” Spellacy added. “With the M4 Basic, we’re making that standard accessible to everyone in the AM value chain.

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Laura Griffiths

Laura Griffiths

Head of Content at TCT Magazine, joined the publication in 2015 and is now recognised as one of additive manufacturing’s leading voices. Her deep application knowledge and C-suite connections make her industry insight second to none.

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