3D-Printing
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3D-Printing
Into the Future with Additive Manufacturing
Direct Energy Deposition and its advantages
With the DED process (Direct Energy Deposition or Laser Cladding), we can quickly and precisely repair your worn or defective tools and components or create new possibilities for optimizing your components. With many advantages for you:
- Milling and laser deposition welding in one setting
- Component sizes up to 1,250 mm in diameter and 2t in weight
- Lower production costs through a longer service life of components and tools
- Production optimization through redesign of the components
Repair
Component repair
Bringing old components back to life
With the DED process on the DMG MORI Lasertec 125 DED hybrid, we combine the best of the worlds of additive manufacturing and machining on one machine: milling and 3D-printing in one setting. We can easily restore worn or defective tools and components up to 1,250mm in diameter and 2 tons in weight to new condition.
Contact us. Our additive manufacturing experts will be happy to advise you!
New Parts
Short lead times for highly complex new parts
The DED process is particularly attractive for the production of new parts, as components can be realized that would be impossible to manufacture in the conventional way and also with the SLM process (powder bed).
In the Direct Energy Deposition process the material is applied by freely programmable nozzle systems that melt the material locally by using laser radiation. This also allows combinations of different materials to be used in the same component, thus precisely achieving desired product properties.
- Alloys & gradient coatings
- free choice of geometry
- apply in one clamping (DED) and mill into the final contour
Use Cases
