The machine is already in use with six customers in Asia.
BMF is set to launch a dual-resolution 3D printer that enables the printing of parts in resolutions of 10µm and 2µm in different layers of the same build next year.
The machine is powered by BMF’s recently patented dual-resolution optical technology and has already been introduced to the Asian market. It follows the launch of the microArch D1025, which boasts the ability to print in 10µm and 25µm, in 2024.
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The new scanner combines 0.02 mm single-frame accuracy, Wi-Fi 6 wireless operation, and marker-free optical tracking to support industrial inspection, reverse engineering, and on-site measurement.
As LPBF parts grow more complex, depowdering can no longer be an afterthought. Solukon's SPR-Pathfinder® PRO brings simulation depth, process transparency, and accurate time prediction to the most demanding geometries in metal additive manufacturing.
SHINING 3D's new white paper documents how manufacturers including Bugatti-Rimac are replacing CMMs and manual inspection with high-accuracy 3D scanning — and the production numbers behind it.
The company enables industries to tailor and customise their solutions to create & repair metal parts.
