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Prototal Industries has put in its third EOS P 500 polymer 3D printing system to deal with growing demand for additively manufactured components.
The brand new machine has been deployed on the Prototal GTP in Ystad, whereas the earlier two had been bought by the 1zu1 speedy prototyping agency acquired by Prototal final 12 months. Prototal is alleged to have chosen the P 500 machine due to its ‘high quality, pace and suppleness’, and can pilot EOS’ high-performance PA 1101 polyamide.
The service supplier leverages 3D printing know-how to supply components to the aerospace, medical, automotive and industrial sectors. With the EOS P 500 system, the corporate intends to mass produce components utilizing its 70W twin lasers, fast construct pace and interchangeable construct body that enables new print jobs to be began inside quarter-hour of the earlier construct. A classy temperature administration system works to reinforce dimensional accuracy, materials properties and homogeneity of manufactured components, whereas polymer powders will be utilized and compacted at as much as 0.6m/s.
“Prototal is the primary buyer in Northern Europe to put in an EOS P500,” commented Prototal Industries CEO Jan Löfving. “For us this can be a strategic funding. The modular design will deliver fast operational and throughput advantages to Prototal clients, but additionally aligns completely with our future targets in Europe for industrialised 3D printing.”
“We’re very excited that Prototal has chosen the EOS P 500 as a key part in its progress plans,” added Markus Glassner, Senior Vice President EMEA at EOS. “This funding is an ideal match, offering a state-of-the-art AM system to a state-of-the-art end-to-end manufacturing associate establishing a digital manufacturing with these platforms. We’ve loved a long-standing relationship with Prototal and look ahead to even growing our strategic partnership which is able to set new requirements in industrial 3D printing adoption.”
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