TRUMPF TruPrint 1000 - Compact for small metal component manufacture
TRUMPF TruPrint 1000 – Compact Laser Metal Printing
The TruPrint 1000 from TRUMPF is a compact machine for the production of small metal components by powder-bed-based laser melting, which is also called “laser metal fusion”. Starting from metal powder and laser light, it is able to quickly produce components of virtually any geometric shape. The TruPrint 1000 gives all the benefits of additive manufacturing. Even complex shapes can be quickly and easily converted from the CAD design to a 3D metallic component – and with top quality. The TruPrint 1000 can be used for the generative production of small industrial single parts and series.
Ready When You Are
The TruPrint 1000 offers quick installation, ergonomic handling and an intuitive touchscreen.
Superior Recoating System
The recoating system enables powder recoating and laser exposure partly in parallel.
Mobility
Mobile operation and monitoring – With an app, you can operate and monitor the TruPrint 1000 flexibly using a tablet.
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