Aerosint invented a powder recoater which selectively deposits fine powder voxels in a line-at-once manner. The result is a powder layer composed of more than one powder.
This technology was integrated into a commercial Laser Powder Bed Fusion system to enable multi-material 3D printing.
Aerosint is printing bi-metallic parts combining a Copper Alloy (CuCrZr) and Steel (316L, 904L or Maraging Steel).
Conformal cooling channels (in: moulds, rocket nozzles, injection nozzles, brake calipers...), heat exchangers, heat sinks, heat pipes
Battery connectors, satellite power transfer
Plain bearings, low friction profiles
Drillbit inserts, cutting tools
Motors, actuators
Luxury applications (watches, fashion accessories), sports accessories customization
Waves propagation optimization, antennas
Modal optimization of parts
Chemical reactors, conformal cooling
Aerosint’s recoater has been integrated in a L-PBF system from Aconity 3D GmbH , making it the first commercial multi-metal L-PBF printer in the world.
The printer is today available to research driven organizations for purchasing.
BOSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Desktop Metal (NYSE: DM) today announced it has acquired Aerosint, a pioneer in multi-material deposition systems for powder-based additive manufacturing (AM) solutions.