Renishaw agrees to provide Sandvik Additive Manufacturing with its multi-laser RenAM 500Q system to increase printing capacity.
Housed within Ibex Engineering's headquarters, the Center will be equipped with laser powder-bed fusion AM systems and supporting technologies.
Renishaw’s Marc Saunders presents a three-step plan to boost the adoption of additive manufacturing at the 2018 Additive Manufacturing Conference.
The real-time monitoring software enables manufacturers to gather meltpool data for traceable production and process optimization in metal 3D printing.
An industry-led program awarded the group of companies funding to optimize A20X aluminum powder for use in additive manufacturing of aerospace parts.
The company is supporting the European trade association with its specialized knowledge of metal additive manufacturing.
Rapid 2018: Renishaw’s RenAM 500Q additive manufacturing system is designed to improve productivity and reduce cost per part to bring AM to new industries.
With Renishaw’s help, Kärcher ended its production bottleneck using 3D-printed molds with conformal cooling channels.
One laser gets you this far. Two lasers get you this much farther. These productivity comparisons with a four-laser machine also show the cooling geometry that brings four lasers together.