Aixway® Precision-100 - Industrial Micron 3D Metal Printing

Aixway® Precision-100 uses ultra-fine metal powder, combined with special feeding technology, to enable high-precision 3D printing with different materials.

· Ultra-high forming accuracy

Our technology allows the laser focus diameter to reach an accuracy of 20 microns. The minimum layer thickness downs to 5 microns due to the special powder feeding system. Printing accuracy is greatly improved.

· Ultra-complex structural precision

Additive manufacturing designs of all types is possible thanks to our ultra-high-precision forming capabilities - micro-scale lattice structures, hollow structures, conformal flow channels, hinges, and more.

· Ultra-low surface roughness

Roughness is reduced to a minimum of 5 microns via Rz, and 1 micron via Sa, making further post-processing unnecessary. Roughness is reduced to a minimum of 5 microns via Rz, and 1 micron via Sa, making further post-proces

· Robust and stable shielding gas flow

A newly designed shielding gas delivery unit makes a robust and stable gas flow possible, making the product significantly more reliable.

· Support-free printing up to 10° overhang

Micron 3D metal printing enables support-free, one-step forming, with a minimum unsupported angle of 10°. With support-free printing, material waste and post-processing are reduced.

· Replaceable feeding and process cylinder with Easy-Access System

Precision-100® uses a portable, replaceable feeding and forming chamber for easier powder and product replacement, increasing machine operability and efficiency.

Technical specifications

Layer thickness: 1 µm – 15 µm

Laser type: 200 W Yb-fiber laser

Focus diameter: < 25 µm

Scanning speed: max. 3 m/s

Surface roughness: min. Sa 1 µm

Powder size distribution: 2 – 10 µm

Accuracy: < 30 µm

Shielding gases: Nitrogen, argon

Ambient temperature: 15 – 35°C

Dimensions (L x W x H): < (2 m x 1 m x 2 m)

Weight: approx. 800 kg

Power input: ≥10 kW, three-phase 380V ±10%, 50 Hz; single-phase AC 220V ±10%, 50 Hz

Printable materials: Nickel- or titanium-based superalloys for aerospace; Titanium or cobalt-chromium alloys for the medical industry; Tool steels or stainless steels for the molding industry; High thermal conductivity alloys for the microelectronics industry; Precious metals (18-carat gold) for the jewelry industry.