Contract printing at the Additive Technologies Center

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Contract metal 3D printing | Additive Technologies Center JSC 'Laser Systems'

In 2024, Laser Systems launched the Additive Technologies Center (ATC) at its production facility. The ATC provides contract metal 3D printing services based on customer drawings and 3D models. Printing is performed using SLM technology with metal powders.

ATC facilities include:

Additive manufacturing systems with build volumes from 150 mm to 350 mm;
Machining section;
Metallographic laboratory equipment;
Tensile testing machine;

Coordinate measuring machine (CMM);
Hardness and surface roughness measurement equipment;
3D scanners.

In addition to part printing, the Additive Technologies Center provides a full range of technological operations:

Support removal followed by machining

Primary heat treatment (annealing)

Sandblasting or vibratory finishing

Inspection of geometric, metallographic, and physical-mechanical parameters of parts

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Additive technologies expand the boundaries of engineering design and open up new opportunities for creating complex and optimized geometries

Topology optimization and generative design

Metal 3D printing unlocks new possibilities for creating parts whose shape is defined not by manufacturing limitations, but by engineering concepts and required strength and weight characteristics.

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Heat exchangers, gyroid and lattice structures

Selective Laser Melting technology enables the production of extremely complex surfaces and volumetric open lattice structures of various types.

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Microwave (RF) components

SLM technology demonstrates high efficiency in manufacturing RF components such as waveguides, antennas, splitters, filters, and other high-frequency elements.

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Spare parts manufacturing and repair

Today, one of the key applications of metal 3D printing is the production of spare parts, consumables, and rapidly wearing components for industrial equipment.

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Power engineering, engine manufacturing, aerospace

Heat-resistant alloys (Inconel, VZh, EP and others) are well suited for additive manufacturing using SLM / LPBF technology, enabling a wide range of applications for high-temperature components.

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Contract printing at the Additive Technologies Center

ATC facilities include:

Additive Technologies Center Services

In addition to part printing, the Additive Technologies Center provides a full range of technological operations:

Case Studies

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