Metal 3D Printer (SLM)
Selective laser melting builds dense metal parts layer by layer — complex geometry, no tooling.


Overview
Metal 3D printing — 1070 nm
A fiber laser selectively melts thin layers of metal powder in an inert-gas chamber to build fully dense parts directly from CAD — internal channels, lattices and consolidated assemblies that cannot be machined or cast.
What it does
Dedicated work this machine performs.
Functional metal prototypes in days, without tooling.
Mould inserts with internal cooling channels.
Lattice and topology-optimised structures.
Patient-specific implants, crowns and instruments.
Low-volume production of complex parts.
Specifications
Technical data
Representative ranges — final spec configured per order.
| Process | Selective laser melting (LPBF) |
|---|---|
| Laser | 200 – 500 W fiberSingle or multi-laser configurations. |
| Build volume | Configured per orderSmall dental to large industrial chambers. |
| Layer thickness | 20 – 100 µm |
| Atmosphere | Argon or nitrogenOxygen-controlled build chamber. |
| File input | STL / 3MFBuild-preparation software included. |
Samples
Work done on this machine.

Have a part? Send it for a free sample.
Accessories & options
Configure it your way.
Choose the laser source, add attachments and pick the motion & control. We build and test the machine with exactly this setup.





FAQ
Common questions
When is metal 3D printing worth it?
For complex or consolidated parts, internal channels, lightweight lattices and short runs where tooling cost or lead time is high.
Can you print a sample part?
Share your CAD file and material — we will advise on printability and arrange a sample build.
Sample first, buy second.
Send your part — we run it on the Metal 3D printing and send photos back. Need it customised or integrated into your line? We build that too.

