At Leibniz IFW Dresden we cover the entire process chain of laser melting (from pure elements to starting alloys, powder materials and L-PBF components, as well as the characterization of the materials) and focus on the development of new materials suitable for the process for potential industrial applications.
| State of the art dual laser machine (700 W / 1000 W) |
| Maximum build envelope: 280 x 280 x 365 mm3 |
| High-temperature build envelope (550 °C) for improved processing of a wide range of weldable and less weldable alloys |
| Layer-by-layer monitoring system and open software platform (further monitoring systems can be connected) |
| High power fiber laser for the processing of a wide range of alloys (400 W) |
| Maximum build envelope: 250 x 250 x 280 mm3 |
| High-temperature build envelope (650 °C) and NuPure filter system for residual oxygen reduction |
| Fully flexible machine with low setup times, low powder consumption and open software platform |
| Desktop machine for material qualification (Fe-, Ti-alloys, metallic glasses, Co-alloys) and the processing of precious metals |
| Fiber laser with a maximum laser power of 120 W |
| Build envelope: 70 mm diameter (X/Y), 80 mm height (Z) |
| Fully flexible machine with lowest setup times and low powder consumption |
